After claiming to be forces for accountability in the Arab Spring, social media networks these days routinely remove war crimes evidence, human rights groups say.
In a simulated exercise at U.S. war colleges, military planners envision an invasion of Mauritania after a Lincoln Tunnel bombing.
The list of potential candidates for the EPA's scientific advisory boards includes many oil and gas industry representatives and consultants.
It’s not just the Trump administration that has wildly unrealistic expectations for what small-scale, experimental clean coal technology can do.
Defense Secretary James Mattis is producing some unique official transcripts.
Ameya Pawar plans to bring big changes to Illinois if elected.
Roy Moore may turn down money from Mitch McConnell in his general election campaign for senator of Alabama.
Based on Tuesday’s performance, Senate Democrats are incapable of acting together to use whatever leverage they have.
Researchers built a custom platform to root out trackers in mobile apps. They discovered 44 different varieties in 300 apps downloaded by billions of people.
The renowned former New York Times reporter, who broke many of biggest stories since 9/11 and battled the Justice Department in a seven-year fight, will be reporting on national security and defending press freedom as director of First Look’s Press Freedom Defense Fund.
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