Congress’s top intelligence watchdogs are officially bracing for things to get weirdly meta at the ballot box.
When a Black woman was found hanging from a tree in Mississippi, everyone braced for the return of the state's darkest history. The real story took a very different, grim turn.
Remember when Facebook swore up and down that they never sold your personal data to anyone? Well, a judge in New Mexico just sent them the bill for that little fairy tale.
Good news: violent crime across America dropped to historic lows. Less good news: police departments apparently still have monthly arrest quotas to hit.
The red carpet was rolled out in Washington, but the actual substance of the meeting seems to be hiding in the footnotes.
A trip to Greece took a nightmare turn when a simple gas leak turned a tourist rental into a scene of absolute chaos.
Things got weird at the UN when the US president decided to workshop his foreign policy options in real time.
Looks like the press pool just got a little less crowded for the next big trip.
It turns out you can’t just rewrite the rules of an election while the ballots are already in the mail.
Just when you thought American politics couldn't get more absurd, a federal judge just hit the pause button on the most ridiculous trial in history.
The highest court in the land just handed the administration a win on its controversial citizenship verification tool.
After flip-flopping for months, it seems Ukraine is finally getting the green light to manufacture advanced air defense tech domestically.