Video posted to Facebook shows a man on a bike trying to deliver food to protesters in Chicago. ICE agents attacked him when he said something they didn’t like.

There was a mass shooting in Minneapolis, but there also appeared to have been a deliberate psychological operations and disinformation campaign around the shooter. Did the Russians know more about what just happened than we did?

Our elected officials are comfortable with simply watching the federal government illegally terrorize their constituents. We need action. We need their help.

There won’t be any more elections, but not all the Republicans are happy about it

The time has come to say the quiet part out loud, and change our mission from observation to action

After 13 years of sustained conflict, years of stalemate, and two days of renewed fighting, Syria's conflict may have reached a turning point.

45 men have held the office of President of the United States of America. There have been 59 separate inaugurations. Every time, except one, there has been a peaceful transition of power.

Supporting Ukraine costs very little money, we’re bound by treaty to do it, and the cost of inaction far outweigh the price of doing the right thing

If Trump wins, he will use the institutions of the state to attack his political opponents, the press, and democracy itself. But if Harris wins, expect a nightmare of legal and violent attempts to overthrow the election.

Republicans like to break government to clean up messes. It's a huge mistake

October 7 wasn’t just another tragic day—it was a spark that reignited a dangerous cycle of fear, violence, and radicalization. From Israel and Palestine to the rest of the world, we’re all less safe. How did this conflict push us to the brink—and is there any way out?

Many pundits thought JD Vance edged out Tim Walz in last night's debate. Voters, though, saw things very differently.

Last night's Vice Presidential debate started with a question about Iran, but nearly everything about the question itself was incorrectly worded. This is a good example of how "the media" covers this issue

Iran continues to play a game of political theater, despite the fact that Netanyahu tipped the game table on Hezbollah