Number of Americans Who Believe Racism Is a ‘Big Problem’ Has Doubled
Fifty-eight percent of Americans believe racism is a pervasive issue.
Trump Doubles Down on Claim Mexico Will Pay for Border Wall
The remarks came on the tail end of a tense volley between Trump and the Mexican government.
Objects That Matter: Concrete
More than 130 Berliners died trying to cross the "death strip," the no-man’s-land between two massive concrete walls that divided their city for nearly 30 years.
ACLU to Investigate Whether Sessions Conspired With State Officials to End DACA
The organization filed open record requests to determine whether the attorney general conspired with state officials to end DACA.
Former Blackwater Guard’s Murder Conviction Overturned
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday afternoon to throw out the first-degree murder conviction of Nicholas Slatten.
Department of State Order Bans U.S. Passport Holders From Traveling to North Korea
U.S. passports are now invalid entry documents for North Korea.
Trump Fires Reince Priebus, Will Replace Him With John Kelly
Trump has not yet announced who will replace Kelly at the Department of Homeland Security.
Detroit Will Remain Plagued by Housing Woes, Report Says
An aging population and decline in housing affordability are just two of the long-term issues residents of Detroit will face in coming years.
Senate Passes Sweeping Russia Sanctions Bill, Mounting Pressure on Trump
The move forces the president's hand on a politically sensitive issue.
Ted Lieu Tries (Again) to Strip Jared Kushner of His Security Clearance
The measure is almost certainly doomed.