“My Son Asked if It Was the End of the World”: Rio de Janeiro Favela Protests Police Raids
Jacarezinho residents endure intense shootouts after a police officer was killed in an operation last week; four other people have since been killed.
Jacarezinho residents endure intense shootouts after a police officer was killed in an operation last week; four other people have since been killed.
The slash-and-burn Twitter wars on the left did little to stop a popular front from dominating elections.
Jeff Sessions has worked since at least 2015 to build a case for limiting Muslim immigration. His evidence is ambiguous at best.
The lack of HR staff at some small outlets creates a unique vulnerability for employees, whose fates may rest in the hands of their leaders or founders.
Kaspersky Lab's transparency project offers ongoing access. The company foils U.S. government hackers and was recently accused of helping the Kremlin.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has become a fast-moving agency that actually chalks up wins for average Americans. Republicans have sworn to kill it.
Carmela Hernandez is one of at least 32 people who have publicly taken sanctuary from deportation in churches in 14 states across the country.
The platforms of gubernatorial candidates Stacey Abrams and Stacey Evans don't necessarily speak to the Georgians whose votes they're trying to get.
Trump's State Department gave barely 24 hours notice that it was ending a program to protect children from a treacherous route to the U.S.
The mistrial of Cliven Bundy is the latest in a series of embarrassing blunders involving egregious misconduct by federal agents and prosecutors.
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