"Accidents" are acknowledged and lamented, but their scale remains unclear -- just the way the Pentagon wants it

The site's false reporting “instigated a deluge of intimidation, harassment and threats," the election workers said

I spent my childhood afraid of my alcoholic dad. But when Ginger passed, I saw a side of him I never knew

The U.S. is one of few democracies in which partisans run the election administration system

Mostly, it's money. Also, are you ready to be your own editor and publicist and marketer? And did I mention money?

New details add to Salon's reporting that Meadows spent campaign funds on personal expenses, an apparent crime

"We have to ignore the antics of those who do not want to find the truth"

This winter-friendly salad is sure to satisfy — and then some

Allen West's campaign in Texas might be the weirdest example, but Trump sycophants are running almost everywhere

Corporations are eagerly jacking up prices amid a global crisis — and blaming workers for demanding fair wages

Voter suppression blocks calls by Texans of color for regulation and climate action

Racial justice, voting rights, and authoritarianism.

As long as Trump and other leaders walk free, low information voters will conclude that January 6 was no big deal

Trump thinks the idea is "interesting," but Roger Stone argues it could lead to more irritating investigations

Stoner culture has perpetuated the idea that cannabis isn't truly addictive. Not so fast, psychologists say