Conservatives have exposed a fast-emerging culture war over Francis’s papacy and the powerful hierarchy governing the church.
With the number of asylum-seekers rising by the day, opponents of generous refugee policies argue that the promise of aid is enticing more to make a break for Western Europe.
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The late-night host's new persona so far has been shrouded in secrecy, but the list of guests may offer some clues.
Jim Gilmore hasn't held any campaign events. He needs 1 percent in the polls just to debate the other long shots. He says it’s unfair to expect that much from him.
The state is becoming one of the country’s most concentrated casino markets, but it's also one of the few that doesn't offer free treatment for those with an addiction.
The Democrat has seen her lead over Bernie Sanders shrink significantly and has started to show some not-so-subtle muscle-flexing.
On the 60th anniversary of the lynching, considered a spark of the civil rights movement, little is left in the moldering town of Money to recall those pivotal events.
A pair of studies underscore concerns that global warming could disrupt ocean circulation patterns, halting the flow of warm air to northern latitudes and putting parts of Europe under ice.
Facing calls for a boycott, the carbonation company called SodaStream is shutting down the facility next month and moving to Israel.
Davis’s attorneys filed a request for an exemption from the requirement to authorize same-sex marriages.
Republican Mark Meadows is the face of the anti-establishment tide that could force another government shutdown.
COLUMN | The pitcher, who allowed the Mets three home runs and four doubles Monday night, is a mystery to himself, his team and all of baseball.
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