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The practice of paying social media influencers to spread political messages is growing faster than regulation can keep up.

And one year ago today, Kabul fell to the Taliban.

In the absence of Roe, pregnancy complications prompt additional questions—and suspicions—for doctors and patients alike.

Even with the concessions to Joe Manchin, environmental activists should take the Inflation Reduction Act for the victory that it is.

With the extremist group cracking down on reporters, it’s becoming hard to know what life in Afghanistan is really like.

Robert Reyes Jr. pleaded guilty in the Western District of Texas to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and to cause false statements to the FEC.

Third-party labor recruiters are flourishing in the labor shortage and immigration crisis, staffing farms and factories with children.

One company has the rights to make the vaccine—and decide who gets it.

Moderate Republicans are being primaried by right-wing extremists—with a little help from Democrats.

Abortion access is currently protected in the state’s constitution, but a change is being put to the voters.