Midterms Special: Who Won, Who Lost, and What Will Happen Next?
It wasn’t quite the blue wave, but the Democrats, while unable to win the Senate, took back control of the House for the first time since 2010.
It wasn’t quite the blue wave, but the Democrats, while unable to win the Senate, took back control of the House for the first time since 2010.
If millions of Muslims joined the NRA and owned guns, might Republicans rethink their unqualified support of the Second Amendment?
Ohio v. American Express could prove to be one of the most consequential rulings of the decade, serving as a broad immunity cloak for Silicon Valley giants.
White men who carry out mass shootings are primarily described as “lone wolves,” but Muslims are called “terrorists.”
Trump's Muslim ban takes on another form: making it difficult for Pakistani physicians to come to the United States and treat those most in need of help.
Rick Perry's plan to bail out coal plants has produced an odd-bedfellows coalition of opposition that includes the gas industry and environmentalists.
Khaldoon Gahleeb was assassinated by ISIS in November. He had been waiting for a visa to join his family in the U.S. when Trump banned immigration from Yemen.
Mohammed bin Salman was celebrated by Silicon Valley and Hollywood titans during his U.S. visit. They ignored his role in the slaughter in Yemen.
Following reporting by The Intercept, more than 100 organizations and academics have come together to oppose a government push for automated software to do "extreme vetting" on immigrants.
The man was “preparing to fight a war on U.S. soil,” but was busted by cops — to little fanfare.
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