Good Things Only
“It feels like we just won the Super Bowl again,” one resident said in a town where Eagles fandom is a clinical infatuation—and pride was everywhere.
Sara Sheridan is a reporter and researcher at the Tow Center for Digital Journalism, where she covers tech, media, and misinformation. She received her M.S. in Journalism from Columbia Journalism School with a focus on data reporting, feature writing and breaking news.
Brunch Can Wait
Trump supporters from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to Lansing, Michigan, and Salem, Oregon, turned out to try and counter pro-Biden celebrations.
Ready or Not
From fears of vigilantes to messy legal battles, anxiety was high—and the contest felt far from finished.
‘IN FOR A WILD RIDE’
The city has seen 200 arrests since Monday and nearly 60 officers injured, with one still hospitalized.
Encore
After a 27-year-old Black man was gunned down and rage boiled over, the city came back for more.
SPLIT SCREEN
Tens of thousands turned out to protest inequality and police brutality. But, in Buffalo, police cheered for colleagues charged with second-degree assault.
NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE
Thousands of people turned out for a seventh night of protests, despite a growing police presence and threats from the president to call in the military.
‘COLLECTIVE GRIEF’
Violent protests over George Floyd’s death raged into Sunday evening, as protesters faced tear gas and rubber bullets—and even a rogue trucker speeding down a Minneapolis highway.