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People are deleting the Uber app after its drivers broke the New York Taxi Workers Alliance strike.

Trump is unhinged and ignorant. Bannon is nuts and malicious.

Fashion commentators react to the outfit choices by both the first lady and aide to Donald Trump.

If confidence in vaccination falls, herd immunity will fall and epidemics will recur.

Chuck Schumer: "If they don't appoint someone who is really good, we are going to oppose them tooth and nail."

Imagine a reverse New Deal with a young and anti-regulatory Trump Court.

Kennedy will be the "swing justice" on controversial issues; he may be the biggest winner.

A rigged election? Impossible, you say. But how about Bush vs. Gore or Kennedy vs. Nixon?

In Israel, 6 percent of adults watched the presidential debates.

The Supreme Court allowed states to push partisan gerrymandering to the limit.

Presidential debates have provided some of the most memorable moments and quotations in modern political history.

A new exhibit explores how images, "from press prints to selfies," have played into presidential campaigns in the last half century.

Trump's racist assault on Judge Gonzalo Curiel is matched by the anonymous endorsement by four Supreme Court justices of an anti-Obama judge, Andrew Hanen.

If representatives of the people have to be smothered by security to keep them safe, how can they interact with the communities they represent?

Whether it's Castro, the FBI, the CIA, or the military-industrial complex, people keep a list of mustache-twirling conspirators just waiting to accuse.

The Court's first major abortion case in nearly a decade challenges a Texas law imposing strict regulations on clinics and doctors.

The eventual decision will have profound effects on government workers across the country.

Obergefell wanted his name listed as the spouse on husband John Arthur's death certificate.

The lesson of the death of Ngo Dinh Diem: Be very careful who you assassinate