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John Glenn, former astronaut and senator of Ohio, has died at 95

Seth Borenstein
Glenn, the first US astronaut to orbit the Earth in 1962, died Thursday

Meet the extremist religious right activist behind the Ohio fetal “heartbeat” bill

Miranda Blue
Janet Porter, a birther, said LGBT rights would lead to the criminalization of Christianity

Keith Ellison says he’ll resign from Congress if elected DNC head

Lisa Lerer
Ellison says he's "all in" as DNC chairman, as he's trying to get backers to support him

You’re Hired? Inside the interviews as Donald Trump picks his Cabinet

Julie Pace, Ken Thomas
Donald Trump leads the interview, with Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus joining in

A history of hate: How the alt-right became racist

Matthew Sheffield
What's now called the alt-right actually began as a conservative resistance — against George W. Bush

Native American attorney weighs in on the future of Dakota Access pipeline

Alli Joseph
Standing Rock Sioux vow to remain after Energy Transfer Partners refuses to obey Army Corps of Engineers order.

This Christmas season: The tyranny of the boxed set

Annie Zaleski
Pink Floyd's set costs $500 and has 27 discs, Dylan's set has 37. Bowie? Only 12 disks or 13 LPs for just $250

Donald Trump picked Oklahoma AG Scott Pruitt, a climate denier, to run the Environmental Protection Agency

Bobby Magill
Pruitt strongly opposed the Clean Power Plan and had fossil fuels lobbyists ghostwrite letters to the EPA

Hospitals and insurers are dreading Trump’s promised repeal of Obamacare

Matthew Rozsa
Apparently suddenly ripping health insurance away from 22 million people might be a bad idea.

“Trump TV” announces new 24-hour network will get access to White House press briefings

Sophia Tesfaye
Can Trump grant the online channel dedicated to his campaign into the White House without proper credentials?

Ohio Republicans pass “heartbeat bill”: Ban on abortion 6 weeks after conception

Sophia Tesfaye
The strictest anti-abortion bill in the nation is awaiting Gov. John Kasich's signature

With Hillary Clinton’s loss, two Washington groups seek new missions

Julie Bykowicz
American Bridge will be focused on the Trump administration, while Judicial Watch will focus on the Obama years

Bob Dole’s law firm was paid $140,000 by Taiwan to lobby Donald Trump

Sophia Tesfaye
Dole spent six months setting up the controversial phone call between Trump and Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen

Dozens of members of Congress met with religious right pastors to drive satan out of power in the Capitol

Kyle Mantyla
When Congress sounded like much like a revivalist church instead

Donald Trump’s green energy agenda: What the future Cabinet tells us about sustainability’s future

Brian Kahn
At best, climate action will likely take a backseat to other issues. At worst, there could be an all-out assault

The caretakers of the coral: Examining the world of creatures in a coral reef

Adel Heenan, Andrew Hoey, Gareth J. Williams, Ivor D. Williams
Coral reefs are among the most valuable natural assets on Earth

Pulling the lever for doomsday: How Donald Trump changed everything

John Feffer
A dystopian view from 2050, looking back on a world that's a lot different than what we now see

No justice for Walter Scott: Michael Slager’s mistrial is a disgrace, but not a surprise

D. Watkins
One juror couldn't "with good conscience" convict Michael Slager of murder, showing how deep America's racism runs

Tea Party Republicans are already planning “major resistance” to Donald Trump’s Obamacare replacement plan

Sophia Tesfaye
The ultra-conservative House Freedom Caucus has said it won't back GOP plans to block ACA's replacement until 2019

2017 Grammy Awards have been announced. Here’s a list of the nominees in top categories

The Associated Press
Top names are angling for the top spots

The Hamilton plan gains steam: Texas Republican elector goes rogue, saying he won’t vote for Trump

Matthew Rozsa
Can the electoral college work as Alexander Hamilton envisioned and avert the election of a demagogue?

Joe Biden may be running for president in 2020: “What the hell man, anyway.”

Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden may have been the best candidate to beat Donald Trump in 2016. Will that still be true in 2020?

Florida protects solar: 5 lessons to learn from a major green energy win

Heather Smith
To the dismay of the Koch brothers, Florida rejected Amendment 1, which moved to stifle rooftop solar power

FAIR’s big play: Onetime fringe group hopes to drive Donald Trump’s immigration policy

Amanda Marcotte
FAIR cloaks its racialized anti-immigrant policy proposals in bland wonkery — and it has Donald Trump's ear
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