Trump Prepares to Shut Door on Refugees, Ending Long U.S. Tradition
President Trump's executive order banning refugees and immigrants from some Muslim-majority countries is a radical departure from past U.S. policy.
President Trump's executive order banning refugees and immigrants from some Muslim-majority countries is a radical departure from past U.S. policy.
Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, poked fun at Donald Trump on Friday, after the American president bizarrely claimed that "Paris is no longer Paris."
While the media overwhelmingly focuses on Trump and Russia, Yemen is dying, covert ops are spreading, and war is raging.
Jeremy Scahill gives a history of U.S. Iraq policy. Mehdi Hasan talks about “60 Minutes” fawning over the Saudi prince. Author Eve Ewing discusses her new book.
The new DNC chair, Tom Perez, was brought into the race by members of the party establishment after a backlash against Ellison, the first Muslim in Congress.
Bashar al Assad is the biggest monster but not the only one in Syria. Governments in the West and Arab world should open their borders to refugees and deliver aid.
With few exceptions, the most influential players in Silicon Valley failed to say anything of substance against Trump's Muslim immigration ban or do anything about it.
The David Horowitz Freedom Center, as a nonprofit organization, isn't allowed to make political donations. But it has been underwriting Geert Wilders's PVV in the Netherlands.
Donald Trump's executive order banning nationals of seven Muslim-majority nations has delighted conservative deportation officers and border patrol agents.
Polls suggest that Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte could be returned to office, boosted by a wave of approval for his feud with Turkey's president.
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