Bob Garfield

The mainstream conversation about law enforcement is changing. It's time to talk about the cops on TV, too. 

How one investigative reporter confronts the cultural and statutory barriers to scrutiny of the police. 

How conspiracy theories about Antifa spread from right-wing media to towns across the country.

Organizers are asking us to imagine what seems unimaginable: a world without police.

Should Twitter just kick Trump off the platform?

Will America mourn together when this is all over?

Decades from now, historians will turn to obituaries to understand the pandemic.

Attempting to heal the harm caused by "Plandemic" and other conspiracy theories.

Communities in the American heartland are becoming coronavirus hotspots. But residents are being cut off from data that show how severe it's getting.

There’s a literal playbook for communications during an epidemic. Seattle followed it. New York didn’t.

A brief and spine-chilling history of the demise of a centuries-old business model. 

America's local-news deserts are expanding. 

Instinctive anti-urbanism in coronavirus coverage has a long history in America.

Is it Sunday? Tuesday? Friday? What can we learn from our current time disorientation?

What happens when scientific models are put through the spin machine?