by Emily Atkin Jul 24, 2015
The evolution of what would otherwise be a damning attack on the former secretary of state.
by Sam P.K. Collins Jul 24, 2015
"The percent daily value shows how much a nutrient in a food contributes to a daily diet and would help consumers make informed choices for themselves and their families"
by Beenish Ahmed Jul 24, 2015
From rotten eggs to urination, here's a round-up of of the more outrageous plans Kenyans have been working up ahead of Obama's first visit to their country as president.
Republican candidates looking to win swing states' votes may want to change their tone on climate.
by Natasha Geiling Jul 24, 2015
A series of warming events some 50,000 years ago could have led to the extinction of megafauna like mammoths and giant sloths, a new study finds.
by Alice Ollstein Jul 24, 2015
The line between "illegal" and "coordination" has gotten blurrier and blurrier.
by Bryce Covert Jul 24, 2015
Clinton is calling out American corporations' focus on the short term at the expense of other investments.
by Lauren C. Williams Jul 24, 2015
Whether it’s cybersecurity, privacy, net neutrality or labor concerns, federal regulations have been viewed as both necessary to protect the public at large and those companies’ employees, as well as a hindrance to innovation.
by Ian Millhiser Jul 24, 2015
A bad guy with a gun opened fire at a movie theater on Thursday. No good guy with a gun stopped him, despite the state's weak gun laws.
by Jack Jenkins Jul 24, 2015
“It’s the same thing as a church. We protect these temples, why can’t we do the same for our sacred land?”
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