Someone Please Ask Donald Trump This Simple Question About Russia
Trump has the power to declassify whatever intercepts exist of his associates talking to Russian officials. Will he use it?
Trump has the power to declassify whatever intercepts exist of his associates talking to Russian officials. Will he use it?
After 50 years of warfare, the FARC guerrilla movement has reached a peace accord with the Colombian government. But demobilization is not easy, particularly for female fighters.
William Morva is set to die on July 6, despite evidence he is severely mentally ill. Will Gov. Terry McAuliffe kill him anyway?
The move could lead to a crackdown against Muslim-American civic organizations, and would be a step towards criminalizing simply being Muslim in America.
Trump staffers were likely picked up by standard U.S. surveillance as they arranged for Trump to receive post-election calls from world leaders.
Politicians in California are shying away from the principled stance that everyone facing deportation deserves legal representation.
State Attorney Aramis Ayala has drawn the ire of Florida Republicans for her decision to stop pursuing the death penalty.
Yoo, who wrote some of the Bush administration's most notorious justifications for torture, isn't crazy about Trump's use of executive power.
The old adage that the cover-up is worse than the crime seems like it was tailored for Trump and his merry band of imbeciles, ideological zealots, and family members.
Trump said the U.S. would support a "peace" that does not include Palestinian independence from occupation — as if such a thing were possible.
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