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The man who appointed special counsel Robert Mueller is departing now that the investigation has wrapped up.
The show’s lack of bloodlust in “The Long Night” was its most subversive plot turn yet.
Biden finally takes “responsibility” for his role in the Hill hearings.
A gunman opened fire on a synagogue in California on the last day of Passover, killing one person and injuring three.
Somehow it’s infrastructure week, again.
Furniture rental startups tout their flexibility — but they’re a sign of how precarious millennial living can be.
“It would make my position as a single-payer advocate a lot easier,” says a doctors organization leader. “But that’s not realistic.”
Medicare-for-all gets a hearing in the House.
The terrorist leader has been reported killed or seriously injured several times in recent years, but he seems to be in good health.
The alternative meat movement is having a watershed moment.
The attorney general has threatened not to show for a Thursday hearing after Democrats tweaked the question format.
The disease is spreading mostly among unvaccinated children, though adults may also be at risk.
Reporter Sarah Kliff collected emergency room bills as part of a year-long project focused on American health care prices.
Dany is preparing to challenge Cersei for the Iron Throne, at long last. But will her alliance with the Starks hold?
Abortion opponents are accusing doctors of infanticide. Here’s the reality of abortion later in pregnancy, according to a doctor.