Imagine winning an election in 1868 only to spend the rest of your life dodging angry mobs. That was the reality for Alfred Richardson and Madison Davis, and history is finally catching up to their wild story.
The election results are in, and apparently, some researchers decided it was a great time to cross the pond.
The Justice Department is taking two more states to court, claiming that cheaper college rates for undocumented students are basically unfair to out-of-state citizens.
The church is finally opening the checkbook after years of legal battles over horrific systemic abuse.
The world's second-largest economy just hit a debt ratio over 300%, and the vibes in the property sector are officially catastrophic.
Things in D.C. are getting weird, and Michigan’s governor is drawing a very clear line in the sand.
If anyone had "dismantling decades of humanitarian immigration policy in one quiet afternoon" on their 2025 bingo card, come collect your prize.
Just when we thought we couldn't handle any more election drama, the Supreme Court decided to spend its fall figuring out if Arizona can demand a birth certificate just to let people vote.
Public school kids in Texas are about to get some mandatory Sunday school vibes on a Tuesday morning, thanks to a brand-new reading list that is already making civil rights lawyers drool.
So, Pakistan decided to handle its security issues by launching airstrikes across the border, and, as absolutely anyone could have predicted, it ended in a complete tragedy for ordinary people.
Just when you thought the internet couldn't spawn any more weird subcultures, the recent riots in Northern Ireland have put a spotlight on "active clubs." Yes, they are exactly what they sound like.
Just as everyone was bracing for another endless spiral of retaliatory strikes, Washington and Tehran decided to take a breather before their Tuesday meeting. Apparently, blowing things up is exhausting.