Trump Threatens to ‘Destroy’ North Korea, Says Its Leader Is on a ‘Suicide Mission’
He also criticized the Iran nuclear deal.
Feds Wiretapped Trump’s Former Campaign Chairman
Investigators obtained a secret court order under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to surveil Paul Manafort in 2016 as part of the FBI's investigation into alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russian officials.
Who is More Anti-Science: Conservatives or Liberals?
It turns out we all have at least one thing in common.
The Covert Sexism of Sports News
Sports commentators have abandoned the practice of sexually objectifying female athletes on air for more covert forms of sexism.
Houston EPA Lab Slated to Close
Thanks largely to the Trump administration's steep cuts to the agency's funding, the lab will not renew the lease for its property in southwest Houston.
Shooting at Washington State High School Leaves One Dead, Several Injured
The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released by authorities, is in police custody.
Two Experts Weigh in on the ‘Division of Labor’ in the Alt-Right Movement
Pacific Standard spoke with experts on right-wing studies about just how different the alt-right and the new right actually are, and how they both misunderstand free speech.
‘I Don’t Expect the Season to Be Done’: A Hurricane Expert on What’s Still to Come
Pacific Standard spoke with a hurricane forecasting expert on this record-breaking storm season and what might still be in store.
Department of Justice Advocates Tossing Sheriff Arpaio’s Conviction
The federal agency is arguing that a presidential pardon "moots a criminal case."
Death Toll in Mexico Quake Continues to Rise
The death toll for the magnitude 8.2 earthquake has risen to 35.