Stalled Out: How Social Bias Is Segregating America’s Bathrooms
Public restrooms are sparking moral panic nationwide, and not for the first time. What, exactly, makes shared bathrooms so ripe for controversy? And what can we do about it?
Robert Mueller Enlists a Grand Jury for Russia Investigation
The move suggests that Mueller may subpoena witnesses or documents and perhaps pursue indictments.
Another Setback for the EPA’s Regulatory Rollbacks
EPA Chief Scott Pruitt suggested that his decision to reverse course reflects his willingness to work closely with state regulators.
Humid Heat Waves Will Top Limits of Human Survivability
By the end of the century, deadly heat waves could become an annual occurrence in South Asia.
Trump Signs Bill Imposing Russia Sanctions, Limiting Presidential Power
The bill takes aim at Russia's energy and defense sectors.
Finally, the NFL Offers to Take a Serious Look at Weed Research
The league is softening its stance on the potential medical benefits of marijuana. Research shows why that might be a good thing.
Coast Guard Leadership Stands With Transgender Service Members
Commandant Admiral Paul Zukunft said that his office reached out to the Coast Guard's 13 openly transgender members after the president's announcement last week.
Anthony Scaramucci Fired Before Official Start Date
His official start date would have been August 15th, 2017.
What Do We Know About Trump’s New Chief of Staff?
John Kelly now has the president's ear. So who is he?
Driven Out
All along the California coastline, city officials are playing a cat-and-mouse game with RV dwellers, crafting legislation that effectively forces them out of town—and continues the eternal quest for a parking place to call home.