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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.

Whether Henry Kissinger is an elder statesman or a pariah is an issue that illuminates the radically different foreign policy approaches within the party.

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.

The 108-member, bipartisan ReFormers Caucus endorses much but not all of a strong campaign finance reform agenda released this summer.

In the latest comically humiliating failure for U.S. propaganda efforts, its "hearts and minds" program touts Ayaan Hirsi Ali, whose views could not be more anathema to the targeted regions.

Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign would now have raised almost $100 million more than Hillary Clinton's if the U.S. electoral system provided public matching funds for small donors.

Mahdi Hashi had never been to the U.S. before he was imprisoned at a federal jail in lower Manhattan and subjected to prolonged solitary confinement — before he had been deemed guilty by the justice system.

The PIT maneuver is a dangerous anti-terrorism driving tactic that some police departments use at high speeds to end pursuits, often with deadly results. In Georgia, the state police will “pit” a vehicle traveling more than 100 miles per hour.