Erik Prince, Perjury, and the Secret Trump Tower Meeting
Could Erik Prince really go to prison for perjuring himself before Congress?
516 posts found for ‘muslim ban ’
Cynthia Nixon and Four Other Progressives Receive Backing of Group That Helped Propel Ocasio-Cortez to Victory
Alexandra Rojas, a co-executive director at Justice Democrats, told The Intercept that this batch of endorsements would be among the last.
Yemenis Thought They'd Won the Visa Lottery. Then Came Trump's Muslim Ban.
Despite federal judges ruling against Trump's travel ban, many winners of “diversity visas” from banned countries are out of luck.
Maryland’s GOP Governor Recently Opposed Trump on Immigration, but His Record Tells a Different Story
Gov. Larry Hogan is up for re-election in Maryland, where Democrats outnumber Republicans 2-1. His immigration record could be a liability in November.
Trump Made the Most Flagrant Bigots Proud. They See Him as Their Leader. Why Wouldn’t They?
Donald Trump is endangering millions by emboldening anti-Muslim bigots.
Confronting the Consequences of Obama's Foreign Policy
Ben Rhodes, Barack Obama’s deputy national security adviser, joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss Obama’s legacy and whether it has seeped into the Trump administration.
How the Trump Era Lays Bare the Tension in the Marriage Between Conservatism and Capitalism
A new book charts how conservatives used to resist capitalism, but have completely given in. The politics of Donald Trump could loosen the bonds.
Anti-Islam Movement Has New Rallying Cry — Let's Delete Verses of the Quran
A petition signed by 300 public figures in France, including a former president and prime minister, demands the deletion of verses in the Quran.
Ilhan Omar Romps in Minneapolis Democratic Primary, While Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Win Statewide
Ilhan Omar and Keith Ellison win, while Lori Swanson is beaten by both Tim Walz and Erin Murphy.
Ireland Asks Voters to Lift the Nation’s Strict Ban on Abortion
Irish voters could repeal the nation’s near-total ban on abortion on Friday, but the polls are much closer than in the same-sex marriage referendum in 2015.