Meet Bill Cassidy, Leading Obamacare Repeal Charge
The Louisiana senator has become the point person for Obamacare repeal. How he got here.
Trump Unfollows Priebus on Twitter
Priebus got the boot, but about a half-dozen Trump-owned properties still enjoy the rare presidential follow.
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Hawaii Readying for Nuclear Attack: Report
The state doesn't want to scare its residents or the 8 million tourists who visit annually.
Trump Could Encounter Mueller, Comey at FBI Ceremony
It is customary for the president and former FBI directors to attend installation ceremonies.
'Battle of the Sexes' Sugarcoats King's Affair
The film only scratches the surface of the tennis icon's painful relationship with Marilyn Barnett.
U.S. and Russia Battle ISIS Amid Fires, Floods in Syria
Two rivals are battling ISIS in the jihadists' final stronghold of Deir ez-Zor. One seeks to return Syria to its former self; the other wants more power for Kurds.
Saudi Cleric Banned for Women 'Quarter-Brain' Jibe
The cleric said women become less intelligent than men when they go shopping.
Trump Is Losing the New Cold War
The president has not acknowledged the intelligence failures that occurred during the 2016 election, nor has he sought to fix them. The result: Russia is winning.
How the Right Lost Its Mind and Embraced Donald Trump
Trump is the president that we—conservatives—deserve.
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How the Right Lost Its Mind and Embraced Donald Trump
Trump is the president that we—conservatives—deserve.
'Mark Felt' Director on FBI Heroes & Watergate's Shadow
Filmmaker Peter Landesman goes "inside the heart and mind of the man" who changed history as the informant "Deepthroat."
Bitcoin and Blockchain: A Money Laundering Bonanza?
Money laundering experts are concerned about Russia's new interest in cryptocurrencies.
Netflix and the Slow Death of the Classic Film
Netflix is 20 years old. Why is its selection of classic films so horrible?
Who's Killing America's Sperm?
The sudden rise in male infertility is a scary national crisis, and we can't blame it on Trump—or can we?
Donald Trump, Bill Clinton and the Naughty '90s
Everything you hate about 2017 goes back to the 90s—and Slick Willie.
Stunning Images of Saturn, Moons From Cassini Mission
As a triumphant mission to Saturn ends, its lead imaging scientist recalls her favorite photographs and moments.
How Trump Can Contain Nuclear North Korea
The strategy to thwart North Korea could work similarly to the strategy that ultimately defeated Moscow.
Children Are Developing Heart Conditions Tied to Aging
Many of these issues go undetected until disaster strikes, at which point it’s far too late to reverse the damage.
Trump's Infrastructure Plan Is Actually Pence's
If you want a peek at Trump’s grandiose infrastructure plan, look at how Indiana rode the privatization of public roads into a ditch.
The Killers' Brandon Flowers on Music and Being a Man
The Killers frontman tones down the swagger, but still thinks his band is the best in the world.
Why Trump May Still Want an Economic War With Beijing
In the White House, the battle over China is only just beginning.
Big Shots
A Hard Rain
Houston—Thousands of homes near Lake Houston were flooded after Hurricane Harvey struck in late August. Harvey was the first major hurricane to make landfall in the U.S. in more than a decade and the wettest on record, displacing more than 30,000 people and causing at least 47 deaths. Preliminary estimates suggest the storm could be the costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, with a price tag of up to $190 billion.
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