France’s Presidential Elections Have Ended, But Its Electorate Is Still Divided
France has been actively grappling with its identity, and this election was one piece of this inward engagement
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Acting FBI Director Contradicts White House in Testimony to Senate Intelligence Committee
Andrew McCabe also assured the committee that he would not inform the president of ongoing investigations into Russia's influence over the election.
More Trouble for Trump: Congressional Probes Drive Down Presidential Approval
Research suggests that, if the focus of the Russia scandal now shifts to congressional hearings, the president's already-low approval numbers will drop even further.
Kushner’s China Ethics Snafu Is Just the Latest for a Controversial U.S. Immigration Program
Kushner Companies has come under fire for dropping the White House advisor's name amid other allegations of misconduct in the EB-5 industry.
Viewfinder: Migrants in Libya
Illegal immigrants, who were rescued by the Libyan coast guard in the Mediterranean, arrive at a naval base in Tripoli, Libya, on May 10th, 2017.
Officials Say James Comey Asked the DOJ for More Funding for Russia Investigation; DOJ Denies Claim
Members of Congress from across the aisle were troubled by the timing of Comey's dismissal.
Viewfinder: Education Protests in Chile
Students dance during a protest against education reform in Santiago on May 9th, 2017.
Clashing Religious Identity Politics Spell Trouble for Indonesian Secularism
A recent election for Jakarta's governor has tested Indonesia's strong commitment to pluralism and tolerance.
Scott Gottlieb Confirmed as Head of the FDA
Gottlieb is a partner at a venture capital firm, New Enterprise Associates, which invests in drugs that may come before the FDA for approval.