November 16, 2018 by Franklin King
It was a regular Saturday morning, and I was finishing a lab assignment when I first saw the news of the shooting at a synagogue in Squirrel Hill, just minutes from my house. Though hours passed before the police released details, it was clear from...
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World
Justice
November 15, 2018 by Nancy Clement
The last few weeks, my chat threads, at least, have been lively with conversation about Brazil and their president-elect Jair Bolsonaro. Commentaries go something like this: “worrying,” “they’re surrounding us,” “if he gets elected, Brazil’s going...
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