How Abortion Became a Top Issue in the 2020 Democratic Primary
Among the hundreds who gathered in front of the Supreme Court to protest for abortion rights on Tuesday were roughly a half-dozen candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination. As activists held up signs reading #StopTheBans to protest recent laws severely restricting abortions in Alabama, Georgia, Ohio and Missouri, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar; South Bend, Ind.,…
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Why These Prison Reform Attorneys Are Immensely Grateful For Kim Kardashian’s Support
Brittany K. Barnett and MiAngel Cody are warrior attorneys with a mission
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Turns Out This Game of Thrones Character Was Originally Supposed to Survive Season 8
His watch could have continued
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West Point’s 2019 Graduating Class Includes a Record Number of Black Female Cadets
The 34 women comprise a thin slice of the roughly 1,000 cadets in the Class of 2019
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Trump Administration Sending Another $16 Billion to Aid Farmers Hurt by Tariffs
The latest bailout comes atop $11 billion in aid Trump provided farmers last year
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Was Aladdin Based on a Real Person? Here’s Why Scholars Are Starting to Think So
A "mind-blowing revision" of scholars' understanding of the origins of the Aladdin story is underway
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The 10 Best Nonfiction Books of 2019 So Far
Harper Lee's true-crime obsession, a global warming wake-up call and more
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In 6 Months, Facebook Removes Over 3 Billion Fake Accounts
Facebook estimates that 5% of its remaining 2.4 billion monthly active users are fake accounts
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A Fugitive Claims He’ll Surrender to Connecticut Police If His Wanted Poster Gets 15,000 Likes on Facebook
Jose Simms, 29, who is believed to be somewhere in New York, has seven arrest warrants
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The Hurricane Season Prediction for 2019 Is Similar to Last Year. That’s Bad News
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting a “near-normal” hurricane season in 2019, with between two and four major hurricanes expected. However, only two major hurricanes hit in 2018, but both made direct strikes on the United States, causing billions of dollars in damage and claiming dozens of lives. Gerry Bell, NOAA’s Climate…
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