When President Clinton confronted disparities in cocaine sentencing, she bluntly urged him to put politics first

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Randomly selecting people to govern, rather than electing from candidates, might lead to better governments

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Trump's ask to take classified evidence to Mar-a-Lago is "unprecedented" and a "ridiculous request," experts say

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For decades, a hate crimes task force has been on the case in New York. But even that effort may not be enough

This year it's Joe Biden, but the press used to love Rummy

Even people who are careful about what they share on the internet are still vulnerable to attack

“I think the Federal Reserve has done more,” the Speaker of the House asserted ahead of Obama's final SOTU

Gillian Anderson is masterful playing the Prime Minister, while Emma Corrin is uncanny as the People's Princess

Only 450 right whales are left on Earth — and the administration just authorized seismic testing in its habitat

A financial link between a virtual classroom platform and the University of California system is raising eyebrows

Design industry leader Debbie Millman explains why courage is more important for creators than confidence