With every indictment, Trump gets another fundraising boost—and another huge legal expense.

Richard Hanania exposes ugly truths about the power and politics of the tech industry.

Is it too late for the Worldwide Leader in Sports to get into gambling?

Ohio voters decide not to change their state constitution now so they can change it later; Republicans struggle to deal with Donald Trump; and we all need to better prepare for and deal with disasters.

Is a gun only you can shoot really safer than a regular firearm?

Can the U.S. help Haiti? Should Biden try?

Casey DeSantis is yet another political partner engaging in First Lady cosplay.

All these years later, questions remain about whose disappearance gets investigated—and whose families are left to wonder.

Though the international response has been slow, Kenya has offered help.

Dr. Britt Wray on turning anxiety into action.

It was a band-aid on the shark bite of inequality.

How Judges Aileen Cannon and Tanya Chutkan will preside.

How right-wing propaganda made it into Florida classrooms.

Black women are killing it in soccer and basketball. When will the media catch up?

COVID infections are up this summer - again. But it's hard to tell just how bad it is.

Let us explain the ways America is like Mark Zuckerberg asking for a loan.

Hollywood’s time of reckoning has been all talk. The ongoing strikes are proof of that.

Donald Trump knew his 2020 election claims were false and Special Counsel Jack Smith will prove it; President Joe Biden is battling Trump in the polls; and let’s try talking about small towns.

Elon Musk’s most recent scandal may upend the way we think of an electric future.

Americans are hot,sweaty, and eager to learn how to swim. But public pools across the country are closed.

It’s the first indictment to tackle the former president’s alleged attempts to interfere in the 2020 election—and cover it up.

Winning a new contract was the end of the strike. The fight is still ongoing.

Three officials say UFOs aren’t just real; in the military, they’re an open secret.

What happens to those offices when employees don’t “return to work?”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu takes a step forward to limit judicial powers but the court and protestors might force a step back; Harvard University and other elite colleges are reconsidering legacy admissions; and Hunter Biden’s plea deal hits a stumbling block.