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Lee Fang tracks down senators the day after their House colleagues voted to impeach President Donald Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.

Moore's new film will surprise, please, disturb, disgust and anger everyone - for different reasons - and that's what makes it so worthwhile.

Brazil's October 7 presidential election is rapidly approaching, and perhaps its most remarkable aspect is the utter lack of clarity about the likely outcome.

In an exclusive interview, the former Ecuadorian leader speaks about Assange, allegations from The Guardian, and the “submissive” posture of his successor to the U.S.

The bipartisan national security class has united to support a torturer as CIA chief. What will it say about Washington if she is confirmed?

Black Cube, an intelligence firm, was hired to smear Obama aides on the Iran nuclear deal; the effort echoes dirty tricks in Hungary's election.

The key issue is not Reid's old, repudiated bigotry. It is the veracity of her current denials of authorship and hacking claims.

Historian Andrew Bacevich makes the case against war on Syria. Arundhati Roy discusses her new novel. Actor Wally Shawn talks about targeted assassinations.

Far from expressing regret, or taking responsibility for having promoted the hateful ideology of the racist group Britain First, Trump excused himself.

If the FISA memo and underlying evidence prove pervasive criminality and abuse of power, then why isn't the GOP letting the public see it?