Hucksters swarmed on a fresh opportunity to cash in from a crisis that speaks to paranoid fears on the fringe. | Continue reading
Mohammed bin Salman flaunted private info stolen from Jeff Bezos’ phone just a month after his Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi had been murdered, according to the UN. | Continue reading
A patchwork of federal and state laws endanger cannabis customers when personal data is exposed. | Continue reading
Abdulrahman Almutairi is a Saudi social-media influencer who criticized Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. If not for the FBI, he says, he might’ve met Jamal Khashoggi’s fate. | Continue reading
Rupert Murdoch’s younger son and his wife issued a rare public rebuke of the family’s media empire and its promotion of climate-change skeptics during Australia’s bushfire crisis. | Continue reading
Lawrence Lessig tried to defend an ousted MIT administrator who accepted the disgraced financier’s cash. Now he’s going after the paper of record. | Continue reading
The president concocted a blatant lie accusing Democrats of spending three days defending the Iranian general, who he called “the father of the roadside bomb.” | Continue reading
Attendees of a closed-door Senate briefing didn’t get much more clarity than the club guests did. Instead, officials spun Soleimani’s slaying as a way to “de-escalate” tensions. | Continue reading
Attendees of a closed-door Senate briefing didn’t get much more clarity than the club guests did. Instead, officials spun Soleimani’s slaying as a way to “de-escalate” tensions. | Continue reading
Attendees of a closed-door Senate briefing didn’t get much more clarity than the club guests did. Instead, officials spun Soleimani’s slaying as a way to “de-escalate” tensions. | Continue reading
How José Ortega y Gasset's The Revolt of the Masses helps us understand everything from YouTube to Duck Dynasty. | Continue reading
“The answer is I would, but I can’t think of one now,” Biden said during a campaign stop in New Hampshire on Monday. | Continue reading
In 2004, Disney sold the downtown of utopian Celebration, Florida, to a private equity firm. Residents say it took their money and let the city rot around them. | Continue reading
Christian Post journalist quits after publication’s editorial aligns itself with Trump in fallout from Christianity Today’s condemnation of the president. | Continue reading
Christian Post journalist quits after publication’s editorial aligns itself with Trump in fallout from Christianity Today’s condemnation of the president. | Continue reading
On Tuesday, President Trump claimed he was tougher on Russia than his predecessor. At the same time, his subordinates strongly opposed a bill imposing new sanctions on Moscow. | Continue reading
“I said whatever you do, don’t hire a ‘yes man’... Because if you do, I believe you will be impeached,” Kelly said. | Continue reading
Papers around the world have sensationalized the discovery of babies buried with the skulls of other children around their heads. But what’s really going on here? | Continue reading
And it could become big business in the not-so-distant future. | Continue reading
Top administration officials have been tracking Giuliani’s venture through Europe, wondering if he’s going to cause yet another major headache for the president. | Continue reading
A new book digs deep into the horrifying career of Sidney Gottlieb, the scientist who ran the CIA's damaging and possibly lethal experiments in drug-induced mind control. | Continue reading
The former FBI lawyer and ongoing Trump target breaks two years of silence in this exclusive interview. And she has quite a lot to say. | Continue reading
The former FBI lawyer and ongoing Trump target breaks two years of silence in this exclusive interview. And she has quite a lot to say. | Continue reading
The former FBI lawyer and ongoing Trump target breaks two years of silence in this exclusive interview. And she has quite a lot to say. | Continue reading
Never in 18 years has the government used Section 412 of the PATRIOT Act, which permits indefinite detention of resident aliens on national-security grounds. Until now. | Continue reading
Sources say the ambassador grew increasingly close to a Romanian politician with a worrisome record on corruption. | Continue reading
His inventions had a galvanic effect on modern life, arguably more than Edison’s, but when it comes to movies, Tesla is always portrayed as merely an eccentric crank. | Continue reading
Andrei Kozlov was gunned down in 2006, weeks after trying to shutter the world’s biggest money-laundering scam—one reportedly used by Putin’s family and the FSB. | Continue reading
Political experts from Jon Favreau to Carl Diggler parse the 2016 campaign’s most annoyingly pervasive meme. | Continue reading
Fallout from the clemency cost the Navy secretary Richard Spencer his job, but a former Pentagon deputy chief backs the ousted official. | Continue reading
Fallout from the clemency cost the Navy secretary Richard Spencer his job, but a former Pentagon deputy chief backs the ousted official. | Continue reading
Internal tensions are on the rise at the tech giant, previously known for fostering openness within its workplace culture. | Continue reading
Accepting an award from the Anti-Defamation League, the comedian called Facebook “the greatest propaganda machine in history.” | Continue reading
“Erratic,” “very emotional,” and “lots of yelling.” Those are some of the words used to describe Sondland’s performance in a White House meeting with top Ukrainian officials. | Continue reading
Google and Twitter allowed ads saying “Don’t get vaccinated” and “Vaccines aren’t safe.” | Continue reading
The president misses his reality-TV days and is thinking of what show he can create once he’s out of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. | Continue reading
“I tried for three years to get it on to no avail,” says Amy Robach in what appears to be a conversation with colleagues, adding execs feared loss of access to Britain’s royals. | Continue reading
The bottom line for spy recruitment comes down to this: look for the losers, especially the ones who want to think they are winners because they hang on to important positions. | Continue reading
The bottom line for spy recruitment comes down to this: look for the losers, especially the ones who want to think they are winners because they hang on to important positions. | Continue reading
The meeting took place just around the time when the president’s lawyer began expressing interest in conspiracies about Ukraine’s role in the Mueller probe. | Continue reading
The Russian Defense Ministry also disputed claims that Russia provided access to U.S. air units entering airspace it controls. | Continue reading
Legitimate health institutions are getting swept up in Facebook’s algorithmic crackdown against anti-vaccine misinformation. | Continue reading
Tip cuts and a mysterious new pay system have pushed Instacart “shoppers” to organize a strike through Facebook groups. | Continue reading
Duffy’s wife, Rachel Campos-Duffy, currently works for rival Fox News as a contributor. | Continue reading
The hackers, also known as Cozy Bear, who are linked to Russian intelligence have been using Twitter and Reddit forums to send coded messages. | Continue reading
The president had hoped to surprise the family of dead British teen Harry Dunn with a meeting with the woman who killed him. “And they weren’t ready for it,” he admitted. | Continue reading
The president had hoped to surprise the parents of dead British teen Harry Dunn with a meeting with the woman who killed him—all in front of the media. | Continue reading
Some tweets that violate Twitter’s normal rules will stay on the site, according to the company's newly articulated policy. | Continue reading