Majority of Americans Now Support Donald Trump’s Proposed Muslim Ban, Poll Shows
Some 51 percent of Americans support banning non-citizen Muslims from coming to the U.S. That’s up from 45 percent in December.
Some 51 percent of Americans support banning non-citizen Muslims from coming to the U.S. That’s up from 45 percent in December.
Several attorneys who represent Guantánamo detainees are expressing worries about the fates of their clients and the other detainees who will pass into Donald Trump's custody.
The government’s case against Hamid Hayat relied on the testimony of a troubled FBI informant — whose own mother said he was “a bagful of lies.”
Obama created a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children. Those who registered with the DACA program now fear deportation.
James Woolsey, who left the CIA in 1995, went on to become one of Washington’s most outspoken promoters of U.S. war in Iraq and the Middle East.
Those who want Silicon Valley tech giants to be arbiters of political speech are playing with fire.
Tunahan Kuzu, a member of the Dutch Parliament, declined to shake hands with Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, before a meeting in The Hague.
It’s worth noting how the messages of the Islamic State and America’s populist right reinforce each other.
The Trump campaign is deeply rooted in fictional beliefs — many of them revolving around the paranoid delusion that American Muslims are a fifth column.
The U.S. government already can and does bar immigration on ideological grounds – and has abused that power.
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