World Jul 01 Watch 2:47 Hong Kong protesters storm government buildings, face off with police Protests in Hong Kong again turned violent Monday, as people stormed government buildings, breaking windows and defacing walls, in a fiery denunciation of the city's chief executive, Carrie Lam, and her attempts to cede new power to mainland China. Some… By Nick Schifrin, Dan Sagalyn
World Jun 10 Sudan’s military blames protest leaders for escalation of strike For the second day, shops and businesses were closed in the capital, Khartoum. By Bassam Hatoum, Samy Magdy, Associated Press
World Jun 09 General strike launched in Sudan after security crackdown Shops were closed and streets were empty across Sudan on Sunday, the first day of a general strike called for the start of the workweek by protest leaders demanding the resignation of the ruling military council. By Bassam Hatoum, Samy Magdy, Associated Press
Nation Feb 04 Rosa Parks’ letters and photographs reveal a lifelong warrior for civil rights The Rosa Parks Collection of 7,500 manuscripts and 2,500 photographs are available to researchers at the Library of Congress on Feb. 4 and a portion will be open to the public on March 2. By Ruth Tam
Oct 03 Colorado curriculum vote leaves questions on history class debate By Corinne Segal The school board in Jefferson County, Colo., voted last night to draw more community members into the course review process amid a debate over history curriculum that has led more than 1,000 students to walk out of class. Continue reading
Oct 02 Watch AP History class standards spark fight over patriotism and censorship By PBS NewsHour When the College Board established new national standards for Advanced Placement U.S. History courses, conservative members of the school board in Jefferson County, Colorado, called for changes to their local curriculum to promote patriotism and the free enterprise system and… Continue watching
Feb 26 Supreme Court Rules for Protesters in Civil Disobedience Case By Admin The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that anti-abortion activists did not break federal racketeering and extortion laws in their protests outside abortion clinics, ending an injunction that barred the groups from interfering in clinic business. Continue reading