Greece will never be held in high esteem by "the Davos set," argues the economist in the New York Times

The account started by a teenager has been keeping tabs on Musk's private jet since 2020 using public ADS-B data

The bill would withhold "food as a punishment for not having a stable job," advocates warn

James Murdoch is "disappointed" with the company's climate denial, "given obvious evidence to the contrary”

Kobach's absurd claims fall apart in court

The jury is "going to be instructed all these claims were false," says former U.S. Attorney Harry Litman

The pop star attempts to create a Madonna-like controversy, but can't raise the Vatican's ire

Reality version of "Beverly Hillbillies"? High school behavior on the Hill, and Mini-Me to marry tall drink of water. Plus: Design Martha's cell and win a prize!

The Foundation for Government Accountability has backed bills to expand child labor in at least three states

Salon's Carrie Sheffield sits down with Alyona Minkovski and Ben Weingarten to discuss Russia's alleged hacking

The jobless rate rose to 9 percent, but an increase in new jobs suggests real progress

Acosta was attempting to ask the Republican lawmaker about her alleged texts supporting "Marshall law"

Former "The View" co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck clashed with Whoopi Goldberg on the topic of freedom of choice

The sixth-grader moved from Texas to Colorado to use medical marijuana, and she hasn't had a seizure in two years

Critics love to hate Upworthy's headlines, but is directing lots of people to stories about social justice so bad?