In three separate instances (one civil disorder and two upset elections), the masses are in revolt against the neoliberal global order.
Central Europe does not have a unified stance on Ukraine, because identities within it are deeply divided along ideological lines.
Megyn Kelly will return to moderate the fourth Presidential debate, after calling out what she called media malpractice in her colleagues.
HAMAS holds some Americans, and their families back home want swifter action than the government is now taking in their cases.
The case of Jarkesy v. SEC could end the unconstitutional rule of Administrative Law Judges and return adjudication to the courts.
In 1982, Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wisc.) highlighted a federal program to teach teens to make shirts - that made not one shirt.
A Jewish feminist condemns Western feminism for its failure to recognize the bitterest and cruelest enemy of women: Islamic fundamentalism.
An experienced campaign consultant suggests "double haters" will decide the election, since neither candidate seems likeable.
America's electric grid is vulnerable to cyberattack - and is in fact a frequent target. Measures to harden it are now urgent.
The Hudson River Tunnel (and renovation of the North Tunnel) received another $3.8 billion award, and it still won't be enough.