The prosecuting attorney for the state of Texas claims that misconduct by DAs is rare, because it's rarely discovered. But that's because it's hidden.
Vulture funds scooped up hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Puerto Rican debt after Hurricane Maria hit.
“Naila and the Uprising” tells the story of the First Intifada, the women at its helm, and the disappointment wrought by the Oslo Accords.
“If you're having a conversation about the future of the Democratic Party here in the Bronx, you should include everybody."
Sri Kulkarni, a 40-year-old Democrat, is facing incumbent Rep. Pete Olson in November, armed with a multilingual, multigenerational, multicultural battery of dedicated volunteers.
Rodney Berget is scheduled to die on Monday, despite evidence of an intellectual disability that could prohibit his execution.
Brett Kavanaugh is not on trial. But it's irresponsible that Rachel Mitchell's memo says she wouldn't prosecute him, when there's been no investigation.
Two new revelatory memoirs on Syria come at a critical moment, as everyday Syrians are increasingly written out of their country’s story.
The Justice Department now acknowledges that Russian hackers knew the U.S. was onto them months before the Winner leak.
Today's a good day to consider whether traditional journalism is inherently conservative and often a barrier to the creation of a better country.
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