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Civil climate lawsuits are already underway as cities and children demand accountability from polluters and the government.
Democratic presidential candidates appear in the fifth debate; Israeli prime minister will push for Jordan Valley annexation bill.
Google’s decision puts new pressure on Facebook to change its policies on political ads.
It looks like Ukrainian officials may have known about the freeze on military aid on July 25 — the same day as Trump’s troubling call with Ukraine’s president.
DC is probably getting more “edgy” origin stories from Phillips.
Keep up with the policy debates that will shape the Democratic 2020 primary.
Trump claims a phone call with Sondland is evidence of his innocence. It might just be evidence he knew he got caught.
An administration insider just rolled on the president. We’ve seen this movie before.
It could be the latest business practice in the gig economy to raise regulatory questions.
Ambassador Gordon Sondland testified that “everybody was in the loop.”
Pence firmly distanced himself from Ambassador Gordon Sondland’s testimony in a House impeachment hearing on Wednesday.
The administration has started sending migrants back to Guatemala.
The plague is still a problem around the world — including in the US.
The new song Swift wrote with Andrew Lloyd Webber has a lot to teach us about cats, “Memory,” and fangirls.
The Duke of York hoped to clarify his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein in the BBC interview. He only raised new questions.