Despite Email Revelations, Analysts Say America Is Still Far From a Trump Impeachment
The New York Times' reporting on Trump Jr.'s emails connect some dots, but the evidence has yet to reach a critical mass, analysts say.
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Are Humans Altruistic, or Selfish? Context Is Key
New research suggests we will forgo benefits to help others, but are much less willing to suffer harm.
Republicans Now View Banks More Favorably Than the Media or Universities
The partisan divide between Republicans' and Democrats' views of national institutions such as churches, universities, and the news media is rapidly growing.
Viewfinder: Celebrating Victory in Mosul
An Iraqi boy flashes the sign for victory as he celebrates in the Old City of Mosul on July 9th, 2017, after the government's announcement of the liberation of the embattled city.
America’s Doctors Are Prescribing Fewer Opioids, but Still Three Times as Many as 18 Years Ago
Progress against overprescribing is real, but spotty.
These Charts Help Explain NRA Politics
Members of the National Rifle Association show different gun habits and policy views than other gun owners, including those of the same party affiliation.
White House Names a New CDC Director
Appointee Brenda Fitzgerald is the former commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Health.
Female Reporters Are Being Turned Away From the House of Representatives for Wearing Sleeveless Tops
One female reporter was prevented from entering the Speaker's Lobby because her shoulders weren't covered.
The Kids Are All Right, But Their Parents Are Out of Control
Extramarital sex has increased greatly for Americans in their 50s and 60s.
What Will Become of France’s National Front?
French populists are already seeing into the next decade.