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The first immigration platform from a 2020 Democratic candidate goes way further than a path to citizenship and the DREAM Act.
More like 49 cents.
They’re too young to walk, but they can still wear kicks.
For 30 years, China took in the world’s plastic. What happened when they stopped?
Trump threatens to cut about $500 million in aid to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador; a comedian actor from Ukraine might just become president.
Members of Parliament had another chance to break the political stalemate. But they rejected all four Brexit options, including a second referendum and a customs union.
The South Bend mayor turned 2020 hopeful talked to Ezra Klein about how being a mayor has prepared him for national office and his vision for the country.
Mick Mulvaney says no one would lose coverage with Obamacare repeal. His White House budget tells a different story.
The fast-food chain follows in the footsteps of White Castle and Carl’s Jr. in offering a meatless burger.
From BMW’s 1983 magazine hoax to Google’s 2016 Minion disaster to now.
In the Veep world, Donald Trump is a shoe seller on Long Island.
A pill, a gel, and a nonsurgical vasectomy are making their way through clinical trials.
Luján announces he’s running for New Mexico’s open Senate seat in 2020.
The Sackler family and Purdue Pharma’s Project Tango looked into how to profit off opioid addiction treatment.
“RIP Harambe” sounds simple — but what if it’s about a lot more than a dead gorilla?