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Protests in Egypt. Controversy over Joker. A GM strike. And Greta Thunberg versus right-wing trolls.
He has a talent for dismantling workers’ rights.
States pass “stand your ground” laws to boost public safety. Studies show the laws do the opposite.
State and federal lawmakers have proposed bans on flavored e-cigarette products.
Giuliani’s “giant iPad texts” were undeniably amusing — but they’re a serious problem for the State Department.
A new study shows that it’s not just search giants that are controlling what products you see.
“The last time I traveled to the United States I stayed in New York near Central Park and I stayed at the Trump Tower.”
Greta Thunberg is targeting the airline industry this week.
Today, Explained breaks down the newly released complaint.
Following House Democrats’ announcement of a formal impeachment inquiry, there’s been an uptick in voter support.
The billion dollar startup has been plagued by warehouse issues, resulting in tons of delayed orders.
Based on what we know so far, Trump and his top aides could be implicated in four different types of federal crimes.
It might be the most significant show of the 21st century.
Trump ordered the aid held just ahead of a call with Ukraine’s president.
The Ukraine scandal seems to be making Trump’s tweets even more unhinged.