“This gets solved at a state level," Biden says, even as many GOP governors fight public health recommendations

But the movement still has hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank. We look at its balance sheet

The Army knew Cpl. Robert Marko might have psychological problems, but sent him to Iraq anyway. He is now awaiting trial for murder in Colorado.

A psychologist explains why it's so hard to get someone to back down from their position — especially online

Republicans threaten tech firms that comply with phone and internet record requests related to the Capitol riot

Netflix hit starring Leonardo DiCaprio offers an urgent fable about how corporate money has distorted our politics

We'll never know if Mark Milley saved the world — but we know Republicans were willing to sacrifice it for Trump

"The Quiet American" director Phillip Noyce compares George W. to the dunderhead hero of Graham Greene's Vietnam novel -- and finds scary parallels between U.S. foreign policy then and now.

"Sending nurses and other health care workers back to work while infected is dangerous," one nurses' union said

The federal distribution effort has been a decentralized mess

Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, dropped the news before participating in the Jan. 6 committee's probe

Lack of regulation and fraud meant that Medicare’s COVID-19 testing costs exceeded $2 billion in 2022

Phthalates, common in plastics, have been linked to infertility and other mass public health issues

In the American narrative, one last bombing attack on North Vietnam brought peace. That's a self-serving fiction

John Lennon recorded "Now and Then" as a rough demo, but technology has revived it for a November release