Teachers all over the country describe problems that touch every aspect of our culture and society, from technology dependence to stats-obsessed bureaucracy to a post-COVID behavior crisis.
Arizona Republicans keep losing — but the state party has already turned itself into a Trump machine, still trying to win an election that's long over. And that might be the future of conservatism.
Documents seen by BuzzFeed News show that Parler offered Trump 40% of the company if he posted exclusively to the platform. The deal was never finalized.
Bannon played a key role in Trump's 2016 election before falling out with the president. Now Trump is giving him a last-minute rescue from federal charges.
Conspiracy theories about a stolen election brought the Trump movement to insurrection, and a further set of conspiracy theories will insulate it from reckoning with the consequences.
People actually believe Trump when he says he won the election. What happens next isn't clear — but the president’s increasingly radicalized supporters are already shaping the future of Republican politics.
A série dourada de Trump chegou ao fim.
Donald Trump lost. So what's next for the conservative media that's devotedly followed him? A bitter divide.
He survived bankruptcies and was rewarded with a reality TV show and the US presidency, but Trump’s gilded streak is now over.
Trump supporters at the president’s final campaign rallies in the last week are convinced Trump will win. But they say they’re not about to rush the streets if he loses.
Once notorious for her racist and bigoted tweets, Katie McHugh saw the dark insides of the white nationalist movement.
Republican presidential candidates travel far and wide to meet with casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson, seeking out his generous support. Not as many people talk about the other person in the room — his wife, Miriam.
The movement associated with Turkey's Fethullah Gülen is making inroads in U.S. politics.
A small Minnesota news outlet caused a storm when it ran a story claiming Syria's rebels carried out a chemical attack near Damascus in August. A look inside the murky world of Mint Press News.
Yityish “Titi” Aynaw, the first Miss Israel of Ethiopian descent, comes to Washington. She says Israel is making progress in combating racism against immigrants from Africa.
Teachers all over the country describe problems that touch every aspect of our culture and society, from technology dependence to stats-obsessed bureaucracy to a post-COVID behavior crisis.
Former Village Voice editor-in-chief Tony Ortega has obtained a copy of the application people must fill out who want to be part of the Sea Org, Scientology's strict religious order for which members sign billion-year contracts. "You can't be shot for what you have done, you can only be shot for what you haven't told us."
The venture capitalist and Facebook board member staked his reputation on a Trump presidency. Now what does he have to show for it?
Pamela Geller is a prolific Instagrammer. Pink champagne, Rockettes, pedicures, and a Mitt Romney cameo.
Blumenthal vs. Alterman, and silence from the Clintons. What is this, 1997?
