Outrage Over Donald Trump Is Spurring Activism in Silicon Valley
There are hopes that outrage over the president's actions will help reverse apathy toward the less fortunate.
There are hopes that outrage over the president's actions will help reverse apathy toward the less fortunate.
The massive protests against Trump's travel ban were the first signs of something going terribly wrong in America, like a body jerking when a foreign substance is injected into its veins.
Muslim-Americans at the U.S. border say that they are being targeted by border agents. One young man alleges he was choked after declining to turn over his mobile phone.
California lawmakers advanced legislation that would bar state police and sheriffs from enforcing federal immigration law. Texas legislators moved to ban sanctuary policies statewide.
It's hard to imagine Donald Trump making the situation worse in Yemen, but he did.
According to a set of funding documents, ICE agents can use a Palantir system to access data held by agencies that possess highly classified intelligence, including the CIA.
An Iranian man with a pregnant wife in the United States pleaded, “Please, can I just go see the birth of my child?"
An idea that would have been considered fringe in years past has been elevated to the mainstream and now has a life of its own.
Foreign students studying in the U.S. have been thrown into crisis by Trump’s executive order, and the consequences for American schools could be huge.
Jane Mayer exposes the Koch-brother puppet masters behind Mike Pence. Ai Weiwei talks about his film, “Human Flow.” Plus, new music from Deerhoof.
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