As the European Union begins the process of implementing its Digital Markets and Digital Services Act, Australia will serve as a precedent for what the Union looks to emulate and avoid when enacting digital regulations.

Rupert Murdoch is on the move, looking to change the international news media landscape. To do it, he's taking on two digital giants, Facebook and Google.

And he just might come out on top.

The mandate gives transit, passenger rail, and airline employees new levels of authority. But enforcement remains a major challenge for anyone dealing with screaming, punching, or worse.

Health care workers of color are twice as likely as their white co-workers to catch COVID-19. Unions could be the answer to addressing these disparities.

Health insurance fears swept the young African American nurse into Congress, and COVID-19 fears are likely to keep her there.

Insights from those struggling in the current system.

Instead of fixing your underlying health challenges, Big Pharma wants you popping their latest pill.

For Latino voters, changing the nation’s rhetoric is a matter of life and death.

Presidential character is a key factor in 2020.

The federal government’s 1033 program masquerades as an operation aimed to support financially distressed local police. But in reality, it’s all about pumping dollars into Big Defense.

With African Americans and Latinos increasingly targeted for violations, communities must devise new ways to handle social-distancing mandates.

In a nation facing unprecedented division, the ideals of equality remains a beacon of hope for those seeking a better life. But what if this dream no longer exists?

Awarded first place for travel writing in the 2020 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Student Magazine Contest

2020 Region 1 Finalist for online in-depth reporting Mark of Excellence Award from the Society of Professional Journalists

At 7 p.m. on Friday night, at least half a million people plan to watch Woodstock native Gigi Goode, one of the three finalists on “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” perform a final Lip Sync (For Your Life) Dance to earn the title of America’s Next Drag Superstar.

With an estimated 71 million people forcibly displaced across the world, the refugee crisis continues to worsen in the wake of COVID-19. In South Africa, a country that continues to struggle with its colonial past, displaced people face unique brutalities and hardships.

Q&A with South Side father and artist Tedd Perry.

“I was verbally harassed for being a woman of color with disabilities,” said one former student.

Over 10 people have alleged that the Omicron Chapter of Zeta Beta Tau at Syracuse University denied entrance to Women of Color to multiple social events held at their on-campus house.

College kids may be living on a diet of Ramen, but that doesn’t mean they’re not sporting ultra-luxury designer items

South Side residents attended the #TrapTheVote gathering at The Creator’s Lounge to honor those who took the time to vote early by exercising the early voting option implemented this year in New York State for the first time.

How South Side community leader Rashawn Sullivan plans to turn a place of grief into a memorial garden.