Trump's Popularity Plunges Near All-Time Low
No other president in the history of modern polling has been so unpopular at this point in their presidency.
Is Suicide of GOP Operative Key to Russia Probe?
Smith committed suicide days after speaking to the Wall Street Journal about receiving Clinton emails from Russian hackers.
Education & workforce development position Georgia as the best state for doing business
As the eighth most populous state, Georgia has long punched above its weight within the US economy. Very few Americans have never drunk a Coke, flown Delta, shopped at Home Depot or sent a package by UPS – all private enterprises which call the state capital of Atlanta home.
Jenkins' Mom: Friends' Story 'Didn't Sound Right'
Audio files released from the Rosemont police show that Teresa Martin doubted her daughter's friends' account of the night Kenneka went missing.
Ivanka Trump Leaves Family Foundation Off Disclosures
The president's daughter neglected to mention her past ties to the Trump Foundation, which is under investigation by New York's attorney general.
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Bill O'Reilly's Downfall: A Timeline
The New York Times reports Fox renewed the former host's contract after he paid $32 million to settle sexual harassment claims.
How Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Found its Killer Cast
Casting director Laray Mayfield has chosen actors for Marvel's 'Defenders' series and David Fincher's 'Mindhunter.' She says her casting approach is similar for both superheroes and serial killers.
Did Satan Create Catholicism? Pastor Says So
Evangelical pastor says Catholicism's success is because of "the genius of Satan."
Trump Pledges Release of JFK Files
Administration officials claim the president is likely to block the release of information from a batch of 3,000 documents relating to the assassination.
Beyond Satire? African Dictator Is Named Goodwill Envoy
The Nobel committee and UN have faced criticism in the past for lauding controversial figures and regimes.
In the Magazine
El Chapo Is Going Down
How much El Chapo will reveal and what will become of his cartel are the two outstanding questions now that his fate is all but sealed.
Strange Bedfellows: 'At Home with Amy Sedaris'
The comedy outlier introduces her new cooking and crafting variety show on TruTV.
The Art Of The Nuclear Deal
Doing more of the same with China—cajoling it to help while threatening to punish its companies that do business with Pyongyang—isn’t working.
Using Artificial Intelligence to Find Cancer Cures
A Baltimore-based biotech research company hopes to revolutionize drug development by slashing the time necessary for research.
The VA Fueled The National Opioid Crisis, Killing Vets
The VA killed thousands of vets and fueled the national opioid addiction crisis by recklessly throwing pills at a problem.
Why Donald Trump's Tax Plan May Blow Up In His Face
Steven Mnuchin wants to change the tax system, but the Treasury secretary’s plan may self-destruct before the end of the year.
Christian Scott Is the Past, Present and Future of Jazz
In reimagining jazz, Adjuah is both honoring and saving it.
Does God Believe in Trump?
Evangelicals worship their president but seem blind to the multitude of signs that Donald Trump’s holy trinity is “me, myself and I.”
How Did Life Start? Crashing Meteorites Could Be Cause
It's one of the biggest questions in science today—which means there's lots to argue about.
The Grand Theft Auto Killers
One of the most horrific killing sprees under Putin was also one of the most mystifying, giving rise to explosive rumors of high-level cover-ups and terrible vengeance.
Pigeons Can ‘Multitask,’ Still Shouldn't Text and Fly
When shifting attention between two separate tasks, the birds outperformed their counterparts.
Madman on the Potomac
Trump’s threat to nuke North Korea has experts poring over the fine print on presidential authority.
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