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A few years ago, not long after my mother died, I was rummaging through an old filing cabinet in my parents’ spare room, looking for a copy of my birth certificate.

Donald Trump isn’t the first president to ignore decisions of U.S. courts. During President Andrew Jackson’s autocratic rule from 1829 to 1837, the Supreme Court issued a decision Jackson didn’t like.

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced something in a memo Friday that could set back investigative journalism in a desperate time. Did you miss it?

Today is International Labor Day, a time to honor the dignity, dedication and diversity of working people everywhere. It commemorates an 1886 strike by 300,000 U.S. workers who were fighting for an ...

It should come as no surprise that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings for his first 100 days are the lowest for any president in the past 80 years.

Politicians are constantly blaring that the rich need to “pay their fair share.” It’s time for these politicians to ask elite tax-exempt organizations to pay their fair share, too.