Former U.S. Diplomats Decry the U.S.-Backed Saudi War in Yemen
“A friend would counsel the Saudis that this is really not in their interest," said one former U.S. diplomat.
“A friend would counsel the Saudis that this is really not in their interest," said one former U.S. diplomat.
The bill would require U.S. citizens and family members who want to immigrate to get a DNA test "to confirm such biological relationship."
New evidence supports critique that Holder, for a combination of political, self-serving, and craven reasons, held his department back from prosecuting big banks.
Journalist James Risen breaks down Trump’s declaration that the media is the enemy and ACLU lawyer Chase Strangio talks about the war on the transgender community.
Americans are right to ask for proof before accepting the idea that Russia was behind the hacking of the DNC; Edward Snowden says the NSA could provide it.
Photographs and video of heavily armed police officers arresting protesters in Baton Rouge over the weekend reverberated on social networks around the world.
The Republican Party of the past at least showed itself capable of coherently responding to domestic and global issues.
LGBTs know full well how deceitful it is to depict anti-LGBT animus as a uniquely Muslim pathology.
Top-secret documents expose the controversial role of a massive NSA surveillance base in England's countryside.
Cruz’s team, full of conspiracy theorists and arch-neoconservatives, belies the argument that he is a moderate compared to Trump.
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