Politics (Page 17)

More than 50 years after the murder of Chilean folk singer Victor Jara, the last man convicted of killing him has been tracked down and brought to justice. In 1973, a day after Pinochet’s coup, Jara was seized, tortured, his hands broken to silence what was deemed music “more powerfulContinue Reading

U.S. District Court Judge Stanley Bastian in Washington published a three-page order Thursday slapping down the MAGA leader’s request., Read MoreContinue Reading

The former president apologized to Fauci “for using crude language” but then tore into Traitor 47, according to the diary., Read MoreContinue Reading

Today, Families USA, along with hundreds of other consumer, patient, community, and health stakeholder groups submitted comments by today’s deadline to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regarding CMS’s interim final rule to implement work reporting requirements. Our comments warned of the impacts on Medicaid and the millionsContinue Reading

The University Network for Human Rights (UNHR) will host a press conference on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, ahead of a landmark public hearing before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The hearing — “United States: Freedom of Expression and the Right to Peaceful Assembly” — marks the first timeContinue Reading

The Ohio Republican has faced scrutiny from Democrats and advocacy groups, but no calls to resign from GOP colleagues despite new allegations he “physically grabbed” his ex-wife’s attorney., Read MoreContinue Reading

The president publicly said three weeks ago that he would let Ukraine build its own anti-missile interceptors. Now he says maybe not., Read MoreContinue Reading

The “Morning Joe” host mocked and dismissed Republicans’ questions for the former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director., Read MoreContinue Reading

“We know what happens when children go to court without an attorney,” a lawyer said. “One word: deportation.”, Read MoreContinue Reading