If Trump closes any portion of the US-Mexico border, as he's threatening to do, it would cost US businesses billions, and would be, according to El Paso's mayor, "a critical killer to us, frankly." Brexit remains in disarray after Parliament voted on four
End the madness: Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut sees paying college athletes as a civil rights issue. Researchers fall in one of two camps about homework: those that support the "10-minute rule," and those that absolutely do not. The visible-butt revolution has not ruined us yet.
A federal district court judge blocks another Trump administration effort to undermine Obamacare. The FDA head calls for the release of what could be millions of unpublished reports of injuries caused by medical devices. “The immigration system is at breaking point.” The number of new arrivals at the US southern
The Brexit process “remains in deadlock” after the British Parliament fail to find a majority for any of eight different options on Wednesday. The trouble with Theresa May’s promise to resign: “It does nothing to solve Britain’s Brexit mess.” Very good Jeremy Harding on why the rage in
The Affordable Care Act remade the US health insurance system. Unfortunately, the White House has no plan for what comes next if courts decide to overturn it. Related: The White House wants to revoke an Obama-era rule designed to make light bulbs more energy efficient. A timeline of Nixon&
As you probably know, Mueller found that Trump didn’t collude with Russia, and Barr concluded that he didn’t obstruct justice. A legal guide to reading the letter sent by Barr to congressional leaders on Sunday. Both sides of Congress want Mueller’s full report, which may detail what
Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III concludes his nearly two-year investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. In a different letter, the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform wants to know why Trump son-in-law Jared Kusher uses WhatsApp for government business. Moving to stifle the
Hundreds of thousands are expected to turn out tomorrow for a march in London demanding another vote on Brexit. If May’s latest deal fails, the EU will back a delay only until April 12. Over two million people in Mozambique, Malawi, and Zimbabwe have been affected by Cyclone Idai.
Extreme precipitation and flooding may be the new normal in the Great Lakes region due to climate change. Along the Missouri River, one man controls a network of dams “that dictates the fate of millions of people.” A new Amnesty International report says US air strikes in Somalia—ramped up
Robert Mueller's team would appear to be winding down their investigation. At the same time, it appears to be quite busy. See also: “New Mueller probe revelations explain Trump's rage,” or “Trump's ever-expanding list of grievances.” The Nebraska Farm Bureau puts crop and
