Are we close to a Watergate rerun?
Firing special prosecutor Archibald Cox was a massive blunder for Richard Nixon. But yes, it could happen again
McCain will miss vote. That won't matter
A new controversy has emerged about the tax reform bill — namely, how it will now benefit Trump's bottom line
What Jones' win means for McConnell
Presumably, Republican discomfort with Moore did not outweigh their discomfort with losing power
Democrats trust the press and Republican
Donald Trump’s presidency has coincided with an unprecedented partisan divide in attitudes toward the press
Guide to surviving authoritarianism
Rule #1: Always think critically and fight ignorance with facts
Right-wing #MeToo backlash is coming
Conservatives haven't found a way to strike back against the #MeToo movement yet — but they're working on it
Republicans: Their own worst enemies
Roy Moore's defeat reveals an uncomfortable truth for the GOP — in triumph, it begins to destroy itself
Tax the rich, help the poor says Bible
Biblical principles have provided an understanding on how to help the needy
Financial aid goes to rich
In an era of inequity, high-income students are benefitting as low-income students are forced to take out loans
Trump makes special ops great again
Elite commandos have been deployed to 149 Countries in 2017
Know what your kids are up to online?
You can track them, friend them, and talk to them, but you still may not know what your teens are up to
The states that may legalize weed next
Next year should see more legal marijuana states and also the first state to legalize it at the statehouse
Kill the Senate 60-vote rule
The end of the 60-vote Senate may be a good thing for the country
Where have all the good male poets gone?
There are eerie similarities between contemporary male poets and there's nothing good going on
How virtual reality proves we are real
Jaron Lanier: Trying to define virtual reality means defining what it is to be human
Private prisons: Banks profit
JPMorgan Chase stands to benefit from the Trump administration's mass incarceration of immigrants
“It’s not obligatory to be nice”
Like many of Kaurismäki’s films, “The Other Side of Hope” finds resonance in the individual's capacity for empathy
Squeeze make it look easy after 45 years
With a triumphant tour and a new album, "The Knowledge," the U.K. vets sail forward
The science of real lightsaber fights
The likely result is that both you and your opponent would have body parts vaporized in a single clash
HBO's "Gunpowder": More sizzle than bang
The "Game of Thrones" star's limited series traces the infamous Gunpowder Plot, which involved one of his forebears
Hustling makes you tired, not rich
9 ways to kill the game
Virginia governor-elect angers the base
A lesson for Democrats: Don't think about not expanding Medicaid
Hollywood's year of the woman
With wonder women, sharp teens and engrossing killers, the future of Hollywood looked very female this year
The art of good apologies
Have bad apologies undermined the important social function of saying sorry?