FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe Is Stepping Down
McCabe has been a frequent target of President Donald Trump's ire.
Two Competing Accounts of How to Save the World
An interview with Charles C. Mann about the roots of modern environmentalism and the fate of the human species.
The Trump Administration’s Solar Tariffs Could Stunt Industry Growth
The tariffs could eliminate up to 88,000 jobs on the installation side, according to one estimate.
Does Big Data Belong in Courtrooms?
The criminal justice system has been using predictive algorithms for decades, but research shows even the best algorithms are no better than humans at predicting recidivism—and neither are very good.
American Voters Give Trump a Failing Grade
Trump's lowest marks came from his handling of climate change, national debt, and foreign relations.
Trump Keeps Iran Nuclear Deal Alive Temporarily
White House officials said it will be the last time Trump waives sanctions against Iran.
House Extends Controversial Surveillance Program
The House voted Thursday to renew a surveillance program without adding protections for Americans whose data is inadvertently collected without a warrant.
Mudslides Hit Southern California Community Still Recovering From Thomas Fire
At least eight people have been killed by mudflows after a deluge of rain fell on the region left vulnerable by the Thomas Fire.
Senator Dianne Feinstein Releases Transcript of Interview With Firm Behind Controversial Dossier
"The only way to set the record straight is to make the transcript public," Feinstein said in a statement.
Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio Announces Senate Run
Arpaio, who was pardoned by Trump last year for a contempt of court charge, has promised to give his full support to the president.