A class action lawsuit reveals how the Justice Department exposed Epstein survivors' personal information in federal files, with Google's algorithms amplifying the breach and enabling harassment of victims.
House and Senate ethics committees provide no financial disclosure guidance for prediction market trading, creating a regulatory gap as lawmakers potentially profit from information unavailable to the public.
Mildred Danis-Taylor confronted DHS Secretary Kristi Noem over her husband's 14-month detention at Stewart, where the double amputee faces conditions that violate federal disability law.
A DOJ memo reveals Trump kept classified documents only six government officials could access, plus materials prosecutors believed were tied to his business interests.
A Kabul airstrike that killed over 100 civilians forced a truce between Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban government. U.S. media barely covered the bombing — revealing how quickly Afghanistan vanished from American news after withdrawal.
Sanders and AOC propose an 18-month freeze on AI datacenter construction as facilities consuming city-scale electricity threaten to overwhelm America's power grid.
As ICE raids turn immigrant families into prisoners in their own homes, 130 Memphis residents have built an underground food delivery network — exposing how federal immigration enforcement creates humanitarian disasters in American neighborhoods.
The Trump administration demands seven years of admissions data from Stanford, Ohio State, and UC San Diego medical schools, targeting diversity programs that train doctors for underserved communities.
Philosophy professor Idris Robinson is suing Texas State after the university terminated his contract following a pro-Israel social media campaign that targeted him for an off-campus talk about Palestine.
The US joined only Israel and Argentina in opposing a UN resolution calling slavery the 'gravest crime against humanity' and opening reparations discussions, while all EU nations abstained.
As the Pentagon burns through missile stockpiles in its Iran conflict, Ukraine's air defenses may pay the price — revealing how quickly military escalation creates impossible choices between allies.
Internal messages reveal how OpenAI's CEO positioned himself as trying to 'save' Anthropic while securing the military contract his rival had just lost over ethical objections to weapons work.
Trump admits he won't call Iran a 'war' because Congress would need to approve it — exposing how executive power has rendered constitutional checks meaningless.
The UN documents an 81% collapse in migratory freshwater fish — the steepest wildlife decline on record — while governments continue subsidizing the dams and industrial agriculture driving this mass extinction.
Florida's Board of Governors voted to remove Introduction to Sociology as a graduation requirement at all state universities, targeting the discipline that teaches students to analyze power structures and social inequality.
The nation's second-highest law enforcement official just asked why armed immigration agents shouldn't monitor polling places, transforming voter intimidation from a fringe idea into Justice Department policy consideration.