DHS Ends 200,000 Salvadorans’ Protected Resident Status
Immigrant advocates worry that terminating Salvadorans' Temporary Protected Status will break up families.
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It’s Actually Pretty Normal to Think You’re a Genius After Winning an Election
Sure, Trump's recent comments on his own brilliance might sound vexing. But candidates (and pundits) are always getting caught up in post-election narratives.
Oil and Gas Ties Run Deep in the Trump Administration
Given the connections to the oil and gas industry within the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of the Interior, rollbacks to environmental protections should come as no surprise.
FBI Re-Opens Probe of Clinton Foundation Donations
Agents from the Little Rock, Arkansas, field office are looking into whether any donations to the Clinton Foundation were made in exchange for political favors while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state.
Inside the Vicious Crackdown on Street Medics
By jailing medics, the government is stifling its citizens' basic right to protest.
Can Will Butler’s ‘Disco Town Halls’ Save America?
The Arcade Fire star is using the tour to re-invigorate local politics, one town at a time.
Inauguration Protesters Charged With Five Felonies Found Not Guilty
A jury acquitted all six defendants being prosecuted for more than $100,000 in damages that occurred across Washington, D.C., during inauguration protests.
Florida State Senator Resigns Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Jack Latvala was a Republican candidate in the upcoming gubernatorial election.
How Political Instability Undermines Protected Areas
A new study shows that good governance is critical for conservation success.