"Unprecedented": Just 1% of investments in Kushner's fund came from sources in the United States

Fifty years after "Silent Spring" hit bookstores, Big Ag is still trying to win the public's hearts and minds

The dust is settling in a case that's likely to shape the 2018 midterms — and could set a benchmark

The feeling of lacking something captivates us and reorients us toward those unfulfilled needs

Republicans like Bobby Jindal can't cop to the fact that Trumpism is their fault, so they punt blame elsewhere

Democrats blame "Trump's strategy to intimidate Latinos" for surprising census results that could reshape Congress

If I've flown into the Port-au-Prince airport, does that mean I've been to Haiti? What, exactly, constitutes a trip to another country?

Pictures of people perching on top of stuff: The new hot forum craze? Come on Internet, we can do better

Early results indicate that a majority of voters believe Barack Obama swept his debates with John McCain.

Opening weekend at Sundance brings a flurry of packed screenings and parties, and a handful of early successes. But all eyes are on Robert Redford, golden boy under the gun.

The invention of the modern chicken helped make a 7-billion-person planet possible — but at a staggering cost

"Egregious race-baiting," media malpractice, and broken promises: Expert explains why grotesque farm bill will pass

The Trump campaign filed a petition to stop the recount, as only 0.22 percent of votes separate him from Clinton

"They will have to work very hard to prove that one. So Ridiculous!" the president wrote on Twitter

The Bush administration is losing another war, so it's changing the terms of the debate.