Vox Archives Archive
Archives for March 2018
Oklahoma is on the verge of a teachers’ strike; the Trump administration wants to know what visa applicants are liking on Facebook.
Officers say they mistook Stephon Clark’s cellphone for a gun. Activists want more answers.
The CROmnibus has arrived
VA Secretary David Shulkin torches the Trump administration on his way out; former French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces a corruption trial.
Protests continue in Sacramento after the police killing of Stephon Clark; Ethiopia elects a new reform-minded leader after years of unrest.
The Trump administration is trying to change the census; Egyptian voters head to the polls.
The FBI is investigating the packages, which contained “potential destructive devices.”
Stormy Daniels ups the pressure on Trump; Shell Oil releases a scenario of a world with much less ... oil.
Congress passes a $1.3 trillion spending bill; three people are killed in a possible terrorist attack in France.
Another unarmed black man is killed by police; Trump imposes $60 billion in trade tariffs against China.
Rauner will face off against J.B. Pritzker this fall
The candidates are neck and neck in Pennsylvania’s special congressional election.
The Austin bombing suspect kills himself as police close in on him; French travel workers go on strike.
Congress calls for an investigation into Facebook; Venezuela is hit by a tuberculosis outbreak.