James Comey Is Unfit for Public Service
America has just witnessed one of the most—if not the most—egregious abuses of power in the service of one man’s ego in its history.
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What the FBI Found in the Emails on Weiner's Laptop
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Has Clinton Learned From Hacks and WikiLeaks Dumps?
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'SNL' Skewers the Media's Role in the Rise of Trump
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With Vote Looming, What Happens to the Top Court Seat?
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The Hacker’s Pearl Harbor
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The Cow Defense
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Trump’s Missing Emails
The Trump strategy was deny, impede and delay, while destroying documents the court had ordered them to hand over.
Colorado Springs Teens Keep Killing Themselves
More than two dozen kids in and around Colorado Springs, Colorado, have killed themselves in less than two years. The main reason: Another kid did it first.
Experts Suspect New Dead Sea Scroll Fragments Are Fake
One fragment references the two strongest condemnations of homosexuality in the Bible—such a coincidence could be a flag of fakery.
Donald the Destroyer
The Republican nominee's destructive behavior has victimized cities, businesses, investors, partners and even members of his own family.
There’s Something About Hail Mary
The Hail Mary is sport’s answer to inexorable fate: knowing what is coming yet being powerless to stop it.
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Roosh V: From Pickup Artist to Right-Wing Provocateur
The “pickup artist” accused of organizing “pro-rape” rallies in February is on a mission to stand up for straight men.
The New ISIS Crisis
The so-called caliphate may be losing ground in Iraq and Syria, but hardcore jihadis will keep fighting—there and in the West.
When Kids Pull the Trigger, Who is Responsible?
Not the gun owners, says the NRA, which is fighting hard to keep it that way.
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Back in Black
Albuquerque, New Mexico—Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally on October 30. In the last two weeks Trump has risen 13 points in the polls and now now leads Hillary Clinton for the first time since May, according to the ABC News/Washington Post daily tracking poll. Trump, who for weeks has criticized the media, claimed the election was rigged, called for his supporters to aggressively deny the media and monitor polling places and called polls inaccurate after he started to decline, greeted the news of his one point lead with a tweet celebrating the news and trumpeting ABC News and The Washington Post. With just a week left until election day, the race is tightening up in part due to concerns over an FBI probe into Clinton's e-mails.
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