John Kasich has promoted himself as a friend of the working poor and a foe of Hillary Clinton, but in 1996, he worked with the Clintons to place a time limit on government assistance to poor families.
A new law that aims to update the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act would nullify the efforts of states such as Maine and California to regulate dangerous chemicals.
A Quaker group has trained hundreds of activists to stalk the candidates in early primary states and ask them tough questions about social justice and other issues.
Texas will soon execute a man based on the conclusions of a forensic pathologist with a troubling history.
"A second citizenship from a Caribbean island provides indispensable access to a safe haven, while opening substantial business possibilities.”
Top Obama administration officials are holding a summit meeting on counterterrorism in Silicon Valley with top tech executives, including Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Gisela Raquel Mota Ocampo, the mayor of the Mexican town of Temixco, assumed office on New Year's Day. Less than 24 hours later she was murdered.
Faced with sweeping yet vague laws in Russia, publishers and booksellers play it safe, avoiding subjects that might provoke readers or the state.
A new book points out that our pursuit of pleasure makes us vulnerable to mass surveillance. That's true — but boycotting Facebook won't make us free.
The bill passed this morning gives companies pathways they don't need to share user data related to cyberthreats with the government — which can then look through it all with few restrictions.
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