Brazil's establishment, after feigning anger over corruption, now backs two of Latin America's most corrupt parties, showing why it is hated.
Highlights from the seventh release of the internal NSA newsletter, SIDtoday.
Are the children separated from their parents in the border crisis and put in the federal government's care at risk of unethical adoptions in the U.S.?
The lawyer-turned-photographer shows life on the periphery of the prison camp — and the former detainees that carry its scars with them.
With automation threatening jobs and polarizing workers, Alderman Ameya Pawar is promoting a pilot program to give $500 a month to 1,000 Chicago families.
For decades, FAA policy has been to require airports to use firefighting foam that meets specifications developed by the Navy.
Ro Khanna's endorsement of Rep. Joseph Crowley triggered a Twitter firestorm. Khanna responded by endorsing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez too.
In his memoir, the former FBI director portrays his loyalty to law and order as a saintly devotion. In fact, it's a symptom of his ruthlessness.
A cultural adviser for the U.S. military at Guantánamo made much of the accommodations for Muslim diets, adding that hunger strikers were “faking” their fasts.
An FBI agent claimed she was moved by #MeToo to ask an activist about an alleged sexual assault. An audio recording shows she was interested in much more.
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