Police raids targeted the far-right Brazilian president's conservative rivals — and a few of his allies — deepening the crises enveloping the country's democratic institutions.
Juneteenth celebrates emancipation from slavery, but it’s important to remember who forced it.
In last month’s election, the island voted to end its territorial status. But the referendum looks unlikely to change anything.
What happened to the guy who told his Muslim employees in 2015 that he would “fight to protect your rights and create a peaceful and safe environment”?
Almost every federal agency has warned about shortages — and some have offered specific and sobering estimates of need — for the better part of two decades.
Progressive groups who endorsed Morse, along with journalists, were pitched versions of the accusations that later emerged.
Anti-abortion crusaders in Ohio and Texas are trying to further their ideological cause in the midst of a pandemic.
More than 180 employees signed a petition opposing the censorship, which blocked searches for “Taiwan flag,” “dictator,” “yellow umbrella,” and more.
Leaked documents detail law enforcement trainings in lie detection techniques that have been discredited by scientists.
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