Free expression is a fundamental right. And in our system of representative government, we must work with people who hold different views. That’s the work of civility.

Civility can be a tool of engagement. But history has shown it can also be used to oppress the powerless.

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The vote was 4-1, with Commissioner Ebony Wills-Wells as the lone no vote.

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On the east pediment of the US Supreme Court stands a sculpture of Confucius, alongside Moses and the Athenian political ...

After bringing his reimagined American flags to Navy Pier and New York this fall, the Chicago artist is now taking them to ...

In the Nov. 3 elections, Coral Gables voters will elect a new commissioner and decide whether to reelect another commissioner ...