Sorry, Trump: Most ISIS Recruits in America Aren’t Immigrants, a New Study Suggests
The average “jihadi” in the United States is starting to look less like the type of person President Donald Trump wants to ban from the country.
The average “jihadi” in the United States is starting to look less like the type of person President Donald Trump wants to ban from the country.
In the wake of the successful vote, the politics of war and peace in Washington are being reoriented.
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Those implicated in the Trump-Russia probe do not appear to be paying nearly the price that Russia hacking whistleblower Reality Winner is.
Adam McKay, the writer and director of "Vice," has followed up his earlier "The Big Short" with another triumph of humor and politics.
Along with a War Powers Resolution aimed at ending U.S. funding for the Yemen civil war, House progressives plan to float a bill withdrawing troops from Afghanistan next year.
One sergeant called the move by prosecutors to unionize with police unheard of.
In the race for public advocate, Jumaane Williams defends his record from critics who claim he’s not a “true” progressive.
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Ignore the polls that put Joe Biden on top. While it's a fool's game to predict winners, Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner right now.
No Labels has grappled with conflicts of interest tied to its use of political consultants with links to Mark Penn, husband of founder Nancy Jacobsen.
Markets only work with genuine competition. It's vanishing, so Warren wants the government to provide it.
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