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It’s not as incongruous as it seems considering our history since then. We've come too far to get dragged back

Several statehouses are pushing bills that could severely hinder food industry whistleblowers

From the Bible to "The Grapes of Wrath," reading classic texts of people seeking new lives can create empathy

For 30 years the FBI has ignored a system meant to help cops track the behavioral patterns of violent criminals

Readers weigh in on whether pro-life progressives can save the Democratic Party.

Richard Bizzaro could serve 20 years for disrupting a recent Delta flight. Was he actually acting out the heroic impulses we're supposed to be cultivating?

Steven Bochco's hard-hitting "Brooklyn South" is still one step ahead of the headlines. But is he fanning the flames of American prejudice?

Is it a good thing when women beat the crap out of men at the movies?

Peter Dinklage and Emilia Clarke discussed their characters' new alliance in an interview with Entertainment Weekly

TSA cost me hours of unpaid time and my dignity before I paid up. But somehow there's always a new charge to pay

There's new information out about how the White House may have learned what it eventually leaked.

Teamwork, belief and foul balls will carry Anaheim over Barry and the Giants.

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In the wake of recent violence at Trump rallies, the film’s depiction of a divided country goes beyond child's play