LZ Granderson

History explains why the family of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old who went missing on July 4 in Mississippi, has already hired a civil rights attorney.

The abandoned infrastructure of the cotton boom, the auto industry and mining shows us what not to do as data centers are debated and built.

We forfeited our solar lead and our hemp industry. Should we compete in A.I.?

For many of us, the absence of a father didn't dissipate into the ether once we reached adulthood; it mutated into a ghost to fight.

The 33 senators we elect this November will be in office when the Social Security program becomes insolvent in 2032.

The Proverb about "pride before a fall" is a warning to egotistical rulers.

What was Brett Kavanaugh thinking of when he argued that the league shouldn't face justice in court? Not history.

The NAACP is calling on Black athletes, fans and alumni to withhold support from athletics programs of states that are gerrymandering to dilute Black votes.

Until his death this month, the retired basketball player spent more than a decade campaigning for connections, bridging divides.

Like reality television, cable news began with lofty ideals and was perverted by pursuit of profit.

Gen X identified with the protagonist 20 years ago. After two bruising decades in the job market, we might see her actions as more foolish than heroic.

Everyone has that line they won't cross for the president. For this podcaster and Fox News alumnus, Trump's war in Iran was the breaking point.