The new video and dueling narratives add to the encounter between a Native American leader and a group of Kentucky high-schoolers that went viral this weekend.

Had it been my son—my black son— with a group of black and brown boys swarming, intimidating and taunting an elderly white man, the story would have been very different.

Juan Carlos Salgado punched out window of flaming police car and pulled out an officer. Weeks later, he died on the same road and his family can’t afford to bury him in Mexico.

Hildale has a new mayor—an apostate and, even more shocking, a woman.

For their part, embattled leaders of the Women’s March used remarks to address allegations of anti-Semitism and make it clear they weren’t going anywhere.

Videos of the students’ behavior drew widespread condemnation.

According to campaigners, families in Chechnya are being ordered to kill their LGBT relatives, with authorities also demanding money for the release of detained LGBT relatives.