Building the arch under the pretext of “national security” raises questions about just what sort of threat the president envisions.

This week’s summit featured J. D. Vance, electrolyte powder, and very few mentions of vaccination.

Thanks to the economy and ICE, Trump has lost Texas Latinos. And James Talarico is developing a humane pro-immigrant message that’s resonating—even in this ultra-Trumpy state.

After generations of loyalty, lifelong agricultural producers open up about a deep sense of betrayal over shifting political values.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins suggested Americans worried about high beef prices switch to another protein instead, as grocery costs continue to strain household budgets.

Our government is being run by a clique of middle-aged guys.

According to Gad Saad and his powerful acolytes, compassion is a recipe for “the collective suicide of the West.”

In the 1950s and 1960s, doctors gave the drug thalidomide to pregnant patients without telling them — and without FDA approval. Now those patients' children want recognition.

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We have many monsters to destroy. –George Seferis But how can anyone tell the truth about Fascism, unless he is willing to speak out against capitalism,

The task for Democrats now is to keep the wounded, zombie version of it from encroaching further or clawing its way back to power.

Former Maine Governor Paul LePage says his son’s father-in-law holds a valid work authorization permit and resides in the US legally

Affordability is the Democrats’ unifying theme. It may be enough to carry them to victory in the midterms.

Almost literally, sharks with frickin’ laser beams on their heads/.

Editorial: If all that the ‘deal’ means is that the US president stops threatening America’s allies, Trump cannot expect gratitude

It's an epidemic

President Trump announced an agreement that appeared to satisfy all parties but came at a great cost.

The mood at the hard-right Sweden Democrats’ (SD) election-night gala on Sunday was sombre. Earlier in the evening, party faithful had swayed to ‘Dancing

The far-right parties the White House favors have a foreign-policy agenda that won’t serve American interests.

A secret 15-year effort has produced genetic evidence that one of the nation’s Founders fathered children with a woman he enslaved.

In Greenland, the Trump administration has got tech bros and hedge fund guys running an influence operation there.

Timothy W. Ryback explains the contemporary lessons of Hitler’s rise.

“You have friends in the White House,” he said at a conference hosted by the anti-vaccine organization he founded.

The US decision to remove limits on coal and gas plant emissions is rooted in a perception of manliness in these industries

None of the four individuals were vaccinated, according to the state health department

As the country’s top public health official spends his time in office undermining science, doctors and advocates mount an urgent campaign for childhood vaccines

Economists question the strategic basis for targeting Canadian steel and aluminum, pointing to personal animus rather than actual border friction.

The president was spotted inspecting a foreboding poster.

A false mythology put the justices on top. The people could knock them down.

The two latest deaths suggest that the true number of infections is much larger than reported.

A period of global dominance has ended in plain sight.

We should be prioritizing and celebrating those who are best suited to acclimate to American culture and rejecting those who are not.

For the religiously observant, Paxton’s hypocrisy should be a red flag.

Fiscal discipline, integrity and even freedom of religion are receding American ideals.

The president’s recent Truth Social barrage of fake images reflects the dangers—for all of us—of virtual self-aggrandizement.

Grievance politics has grown in the east of the country where I was born. But west Germans have hard questions to answer too, says writer Carolin Würfel

Lawmakers in both parties condemned French’s post as racist, but the Republican candidate refused calls to take it down and continued attacking the students.