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If convicted on any of these charges, Trump will almost certainly go to prison, perhaps for the rest of his life.

In October 2014, General Motors informed the Michigan governor’s office that the Flint River’s heavily chlorinated water was rusting its car parts. The governor’s environmental-policy adviser, Valerie Brader, decided that water unfit for washing engines probably shouldn’t be ingested by children. More specifically: If the chlorine in the water could corrode car parts, it was…

Venture capitalists have supercharged surveillance, immiseration, and dispossession. Why should we trust them with so much power over the economy? 

New York Magazine admitted this week that mass immigration to the United States is, in fact, "bad for housing prices" for Americans.

Some 250,000 migrant children have arrived in our country unaccompanied, and thousands have been exploited in grueling jobs.

Increasing the minimum wage successfully hiked hourly pay for workers in the bottom 10 percent without reducing wages for those in the middle, according to a new study by

There are many debates within the American left, but the fundamental dispute is over the viability of the current system. Part of the left wants a revolution,…

If culture war fodder doesnt win voters, where do Republicans go next?

Celebrities and politicians urging people to visit Georgia and falsely claim residency for the sole purpose of voting in two critical U.S. Senate runoff elections Jan. 5 are advocating criminal actions and should be ashamed of themselves. This call for voter fraud should be rejected. The Georgia runoff elections are extraordinarily important because they will determine which political party controls the U.S. Senate.

Haidt's integrity and transparency are admirable, but the studies he's relying on aren't strong enough to support his conclusions.