Texas won a legal battle last week allowing them to deny documents to immigrants' children born in the U.S.

Ambiguity surrounds the citizenship of Puerto Ricans, affecting the federal response to Hurricane Maria

Being born in Puerto Rico is tantamount to being born in the United States, but a lot of ambiguity still remains

Hindu nationalism regards NGOs as undemocratic and anti-Indian

The menu for "the dinner in honor of the summit on financial markets and the world economy" wasn't thought out very well.

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"I refuse to serve as an empire chaplain," Chris Antal wrote in an open letter to Obama blasting U.S. militarism

As international relations between different nations intensifies, questions about ownership in space arises again

For its landmark 20th season, the widely adored food competition show returns with international culinary prowess

Salon speaks with Michael McFaul, former US ambassador to Russia and a man that Vladimir Putin wants to interrogate

God is a vain creep who only wants adoration; a woman suffers. Aronofsky's film is compelling, but not mysterious

Deep-sea mining could open a new industrial frontier in the world’s oceans

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Never mind the doom scenarios. Climate change could cut shipping time from Shanghai to Hamburg. Win-win!