Salon talks to the acclaimed documentary filmmaker and showrunner about bringing the New Yorker to the small screen

The U.S. now lacks a permanent Homeland Security secretary, as well as a permanent Department of Defense secretary

Updated: In a quiet announcement on their web site, the influential band decides to "call it a day"

Paul Kevin Curtis allegedly sent poisoned letters to a U.S. senator, a state judge and President Barack Obama

The Internet School of Trumpology appears to be split between scholars of Trump Tweets and Trump Speak

Lockheed Martin and Boeing push to retain "sustainment costs"

"I hope there'll be a day when we no longer have to look for the dog on fire to support our feelings," he said

Abortion providers across the country are intimidated and abused -- and blue states are no better than red

Politicians keep repeating the talking point that the NSA has prevented 54 attacks. The evidence just isn't there

The "House of Cards" actor faces multiple counts of sexual assault by four different men

Voters approve lower penalty for cannabis possession: $25 fine and no jail.

Based on real events, this feature film tells the story of Colin Warner's 21 year struggle to prove his innocence

Six candidates — some of whom can't even vote yet — are vying for the top office in the state

Winston struggles with his new role as a cop, and in a frank and honest scene, explains to Nick why he can't relate