Selling presidential pardons could violate bribery and theft of honest services laws, ex-prosecutor says

The damaged power plant remains too unsafe for crews to look for further victims

Ever since Bush was reelected, it's felt like someone switched countries on us when we weren't looking. On Tuesday, we have the chance to start taking it back.

Nation's top teachers push back after Devos says teachers' strikes in states come "at the expense of kids"

The film director encouraged graduating students to accept the duality of human nature

Biometrics like retinal scans is a new frontier in the privacy wars

Rudy Giuliani's ballooning legal fees are due in large part to Donald Trump's antics

The word “meat” is becoming the center of a linguistic legal battle

With cellphone use among drivers skyrocketing, can accidents be far behind?

Uber prefers to exploit its drivers (and customers) on its own terms; now, it's mad that they're fighting back

Whiteness is an identity built upon advantages over others, so any gesture towards equality is a perceived threat

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has canceled plans to teach a seminar at George Washington University

Our president turns a blind eye to human rights abuses when there's money to be made

Daylight Savings Time saves lives and energy and prevents crime. Here's the case for having it year-round