On the Katie Phang Show, Civil Rights Attorney Sherrilyn Ifill weighs in on Trump ending a federal database tracking police misconduct, and celebrating Black History Month amid attacks on DEI and ...

The water company, Vivab, wanted the new tower to be both landmark and recreation space, as well as a long-lasting piece of community infrastructure. Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine ...

WTF?! Microsoft recently released the Bing Wallpaper app on the Windows Store, offering users a new, official way to change your desktop wallpaper on a daily basis. The app includes a collection ...

Ifill taught a course on the 14th amendment as a visiting professor at the Harvard Law School last year. Ifill also encouraged attendees to be imaginative while building a better democracy.

When we last visited Piraeus Tower on the Greek capital's coast in 2022 for our ... Ellie Stathaki is the Architecture & Environment Director at Wallpaper*. She trained as an architect at the ...

Prominent civil rights attorney Sherrilyn Ifill announced she is leaving X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, due to the Elon Musk-owned platform reinstating far-right ...

Civil Rights attorney Sherrilyn Ifill is walking away from X, formerly known as Twitter. The decision came after Elon Musk reinstated the account of Alex Jones, controversial right-wing radio host ...

In particular, Ifill said she took inspiration from the 14th Amendment — one of three passed in the wake of the Civil War as part of what she called the country’s “Second Founding.” ...

She will found a center dedicated to the 14th amendment Ifill will hold a new endowed chair named for Vernon Jordan (Reuters) - Sherrilyn Ifill, a prominent civil rights attorney and former ...

While the tower appears stable on the Mission side, new rooftop-based monitoring data shows the tower is now tilting a half inch more to the west than before being supported on the north side. San ...

At one point during Thursday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration, moderator Aviva Abramovsky, dean of the School of Law, likened speaker Sherrilyn Ifill’s detailed analysis of race-based college ...