It depends on whom you ask

Actor Brendan Sexton III challenges Ridley Scott, Mark Bowden and the entire U.S. military from a little cafe in Brooklyn.

"Skin" author Sergio del Molino says that skin afflictions affect our disposition — and may even make us tyrants

Francisco Santos, a former kidnap victim of drug lord Pablo Escobar, became a symbol of hope for Colombians weary of violence and fear. But when leftist guerrillas ordered him killed, he had to flee to the U.S.

We have no problem with sometimes limiting hateful speech -- except, it seems, when Islam is the target

Last year, the Texas congressional delegation had six chairmanships in the U.S. House. Now it only has one.

There's more than magical realism in the literature of this beautiful and still very dangerous country.

From opium-addicted housewives to cocaine cough syrup, the Drug Enforcement Administration Museum traces the history of illegal drugs in America.

From pirates to gangsters, kids are bombarded with mixed messages about who gets idolized and who gets demonized

A superb introduction to the new face of organized crime is rife with tales of amputation, castration and blood-sprayed trophy blonds.

Here are five irrefutable facts about our president's ties to a foreign adversary

Rather than protect Dreamers, GOP lawmakers push to strengthen border measures

A new ruling on opioid prescription cases means doctors who face charges might be able to escape harsher punishment

Judge Arthur Schwab rules Obama's action oversteps his constitutional authority

A new documentary follows two young activists on a crusade to expose the tech industry's labor woes.