The nuclear summit was important–unless, that is, you don’t mind having Your Town looking like this.
Continue ReadingIs there a greater symbolism to this rear view pairing of Clinton and Trump? Perhaps there is only so much people can face.
Continue ReadingReviewing these photographs while feeding my own newborn, I am reminded that reproductive rights are a crucial part of women balancing work and family.
Continue ReadingOn Twitter and Instagram this week, we focused on pictures emphasizing the basic elements of existence.
Continue ReadingPublishing more colorful, interesting and entertaining photos to Instagram, are media organizations doing justice to hard news?
Continue ReadingIf the hive made this picture mostly about the passenger, the real headliner is the hijacker ... and the vanity of social media.
Continue ReadingTwo popular children's books, right? But here's where the twist comes....
Continue ReadingThese photos, in the aftermath of the attacks in Brussels and Lahore, share a profane symmetry.
Continue ReadingHoly Week, Brussels, Brussels and the refugees, Obama's Cuba moves, less Supreme Court and Trump as reptile. Our selective Twitter/Instagram round up this week.
Continue ReadingThe photos by Platt and Olson step us back, way back, from the hostility of the day and replaces it with eloquence.
Continue ReadingWhat stood out from the terror attack in Brussels is how two slightly different cell phone photos became defining images of the event.
Continue ReadingObama's alignment with a Ché Guevara mural is a cheap thing to focus on when the real challenge of the Cuba trip is the human condition.
Continue ReadingIt’s an odd photo choice. Unless the intent was to suggest the outlandish nature of the right wing's SCOTUS battle.
Continue ReadingFor the first time in weeks, our Twitter/Instagam round up has fewer Campaign ’16 pics. Could fatigue be setting in? Or maybe the front has just shifted.
Continue ReadingThe telltale element of the day was that simple bottle of H2O.
Continue ReadingProsecuting Garland v. Republican Senate in the court of public opinion, the White House needs to stick the visual framing.
Continue ReadingFlirting with martyrdom does not excuse the potentially grave damage to the national psyche. Not even close.
Continue ReadingWhat elevates this photo of a Sanders supporter tearing a Trump sign above the rest?
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