Andrew Cuomo Sees What's Coming. He Doesn't Know Whether to Run, Join It, or Destroy It.
The Working Families Party finds itself in what might be the most friendly political environment in its relatively short history, yet it's at war back home.
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Amid Election Security Worries, Suddenly Paper Ballots Are Making a Comeback
With election security worries, paper ballots may be a quick and simple solution.
Consumers Are Revolting Against Animal Cruelty — So the Poultry Industry Is Lobbying for Laws to Force Stores to Sell Their Eggs
Industrial agriculture is now using its lobbying power to override consumers' ethical choices and impose cruel and unhealthy food products in Iowa.
Iona Craig Won a Polk Award for Her Investigation of a SEAL Team Raid That Killed Women and Children in Yemen. Here’s How She Did It.
The Intercept journalist, wearing a niqab, crossed remote areas held by Al Qaeda and Islamic State, reaching a Yemeni village decimated by the U.S.
National Democrats Created a Competitive Primary in New York, Infuriating the Local Party
In another saga pitting national Democrats against grassroots activists, the DCCC pushed a failed mayoral candidate into a New York primary.
In Apple Mail, There’s No Protecting PGP-Encrypted Messages
Turning off remote content loading is supposed to mitigate against an attack known as EFAIL, which can steal encrypted messages. But the attack can still happen even if you do this.
Deconstructed Special: The Right Won the Battle Over Brett Kavanaugh. Can the Left Win the War?
A panel of guests joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the Kavanaugh confirmation and how the left should respond.
The Senate Is Afraid to Govern. That's Great News for Facebook.
A willingness to do the job of a policymaker was sorely absent throughout Tuesday’s back-and-forth with Mark Zuckerberg.
What’s Really at Stake in the Battle for “Ideological Diversity” at Elite Media Outlets
Kevin Williamson’s hiring and firing by The Atlantic was part of an ongoing, ferocious war between America’s technocrats and conservative billionaires.
A Radical Lesson from the Invasion of Iraq: Our War Monuments Should Honor the Sacrifice of Civilians, Not Soldiers
Fifteen years ago, U.S. Marines toppled the statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad. The war’s grievous toll on Iraqis is what we need to remember.