Richard Just

I first met Richard in May of 2002. I was shopping at B & L, a 99 cent store for

Perspective | How religion can help put our democracy back together  Washington Post

Perspective | The Democrats are moving left. Will America follow? 32 perspectives on the party's dramatic turn  Washington Post

Torres and Bishop’s relationship took a turn, but was it for the best or for the worse?

Was our magazine cover about guns inflammatory? We talked to a reader who hated it.  The Washington Post

Why Phil Ochs is the obscure ’60s folk singer America needs in 2017  The Washington Post

Her smile disarmed skeptical New Yorkers as she announced, “Hi! I’m a student journalist and I would like to know your opinions on Donald Trump.” ShiWanda Sheard-Perry of West Helena, Arkansas, spent the evening of Aug. 6 gathering interviews for a story on the first Republican primary debate. As a …

Hard work, some helping hands and his strong faith led economics professor Richard Mshomba to 25 years at La Salle University and a recent award as an outstanding African-American leader. His journey began in Tanzania and continues today with his wife, family and friends on two continents.

The New Republic was on the verge of collapse just shy of its 100th birthday. But in March of 2012, Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes swooped down to its rescue, saving the iconic magazine from ruin, nursing it back to health, though not necessary profitability. This was not the first time the influe…

His magazine is, anyway. The New Republic was in danger of going out of business before it reached its centennial. But then the most accidental of the Facebook millionaires swooped in to save it—and relaunch himself.