Trump's remarks about the treasonous general were historically ignorant. To his followers, that's not a problem

University of Texas Greek organizations are trying to avoid another "Border Patrol" party mishap

From the Steubenville teens to Sean Hannity to Adam in "Girls," the conversation about consent is far from over

The former law enforcement officer was witnessed slapping the African American boy and using derogatory terms

Tardigrades have long had a reputation as one of the toughest organisms in the known world

Evidence shows Saccoccia knew about the rape early on, but didn't report it. So why does he still have his job?

The publication of forged documents was a classic case of the American government accepting bogus information

There are now 33 states with voter ID laws — denying rights to an immeasurable number of Americans

A Virginia father claims "the Kingdom of North Sudan"

Humans drove less, flew less, and commuted less in 2020. But greenhouse gas accounting is notoriously tricky

An Indian startup is using an AI tool to curb misinformation. But India poses unique challenges for the technology

Cheryl Wilkins demanded the chance to learn behind bars, and now she's making sure others get the same opportunity

There's no law that politicians can't be prosecuted before an election. It's an unwritten rule, not always honored

Cyberwarfare isn't about breaking into computers anymore — it's about spreading disinformation

In today's unpredictable information environment, how might librarians rethink their role?