‘Genius’ Trump Contradicts His Lawyers, Claims To Have $500 Million in Cash
Trump’s laughable social media post undermines his attorneys’ argument that he cannot post bond in his New York fraud case.
Trump’s laughable social media post undermines his attorneys’ argument that he cannot post bond in his New York fraud case.
Haiti faces marauding gangs, failed governance, and a tragic humanitarian crisis. Violence, kidnappings, and displacement grip the nation, while international aid falls short.
A bunch of silly videos on TikTok might seem harmless, but don’t count on it. A leading social media platform in foreign hands can be dangerous.
New research finds many will have a tough road ahead.
This fall, a horror movie could be coming to a nation near you…
It seems that no one of consequence is doing anything about the issue of greatest consequence.
Even we thought that Fox wouldn’t bury the news of Mike Pence’s refusal to support Donald Trump. We were wrong.
They’re one indicator of the havoc that climate change is wreaking.
With Russian drones running tight daytime surveillance, reaching Ukraine’s eastern frontier battle zones means traveling at night. WhoWhatWhy’s Madeleine Kelly made the trip.
People from other planets viewing our Earth might get the impression that it’s made entirely of plastic. Here are some scary specifics.
The GOP Minority Leader knows that Donald Trump is unfit to serve, yet he missed every chance to make it clear to his fellow Republicans. What is he afraid of?
Ivermectin has fused with MAGA politics.
Stop looking for the courts to stop Donald Trump; now there’s only way to keep the former president out of the White House.
Why I’m not supporting a wonderful, fresh-faced Democrat — and why you shouldn’t either.
Mike Pence is leaving Donald Trump out to hang by withholding his endorsement in this year’s presidential race.
The Pentagon’s growing alliance with Silicon Valley, where AI and tech innovation are redefining warfare and morality.
Shareholder advocacy groups have already won plastics-related concessions from companies including Disney, Hormel, and Choice Hotels.
Principle can seem like a house made of straw in the midst of today’s political maelstrom.
In which we look at all the things that are currently working in journalism and then Frankenstein them all together into one hideous, future-proof design.
Katie Britt offers some spice, but it’s the same old meal the GOP is always dishing out.
Oil, gas, and renewables are all growing.
Expats say voting from abroad is easy, so why don’t they cast ballots?
And we haven’t even reached the Ides of March yet. What next?
The president briefly mentioned efforts to combat climate change and investments in science as he kicked off his run for a second term.
“Not since President Lincoln and the Civil War have freedom and democracy been under assault here at home as they are today.” — President Joe Biden
Pretending to still be commander in chief, and having others treat him as such, is one of Donald Trump’s favorite things.
An examination of the dark world of political disinformation and its peril to democracy’s future.
From Biden vs. Trump to an oil well referendum in California, climate change debate is all over the ballot in federal, state, and local contests.
A chess club and a zoo provide the illusion of normalcy in eastern Ukraine despite continuing missile attacks from Putin’s “special military operation.”
The Grand Caillou/Dulac Band of Biloxi Chitimacha Choctaw Tribe has been losing land to the sea, which could hamper efforts to gain federal recognition.
There seems to be a correlation between unhealthy diet, dismissal of science, belief in wacky theories, and susceptibility to manipulation.
The turnout gap between white and Black voters, which seemed to be lessening in 2008 and 2012, is again increasing.
A conservative judge cited his religious beliefs in a court ruling about in vitro fertilization (IVF). For some conservatives, the goal seems to be to end the separation of church and state.
Republicans like to use tragic examples such as the death of Laken Riley to support their immigration demagoguery, but their arguments do not hold up to scrutiny.
Wendy’s tries out surge pricing — because it’s been a while since fast food has innovated new bad ideas.
Whether or not Trump is a psychopath, I leave to the medical profession; I am simply describing a clear pattern of behavior.
Disinformation-as-art erodes our reality from the periphery.
The right’s love for dictators isn’t new. We reveal a century-long saga of conservatism’s authoritarian infatuation.
Absurd is nothing new to the bought-off Republicans on the Supreme Court.
Canada is considered a leader in climate policy. But its emissions remain stubbornly high.
Like his forebears (and like Donald Trump), Mellon rages only against those handouts that go to those born without silver spoons.
A defeated Trump has literally nothing to lose.
New documents show how they promoted it anyway.
The Alabama Supreme Court’s stance on embryos tries to bring church into state.
Some think I’ve lost my ability to see “what’s really going on.”
Trump put a spear through the heart of US funding for Ukraine. If he gets elected, will he let his buddy Putin take Ukraine and then roll into NATO countries?