Paul Ingrassia’s nomination embodies a sharp break from long-standing norms of independence and expertise at the Office of Special Counsel—testing whether partisanship or principles will win.
Browsing: Politics
A landmark study finds that two out of every five US smokers struggle with functional disabilities, with mobility and cognitive challenges most common. Public health programs often fail to address these needs—here’s why change is overdue.
The firing of Floyd Brown from the Kennedy Center spotlights the clash between public leadership, bigotry, and the true purpose of America’s cultural institutions.
Marco Rubio’s State Department shakeup cuts 300+ offices, eliminates USAID, and slashes 3,400 jobs. Critics warn this will gut America’s human rights leadership and global influence.
When a former president demands millions and an apology from a news outlet, what’s at stake isn’t a single segment—it’s the future of independent journalism.
A new WalletHub study reveals Americans in Maryland spend less than 10% of their income on healthcare, while Mississippians pay nearly 19%. The divide is a symptom of deeper policy failures—and a call for real reform.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return a deported Guatemalan migrant after egregious due process violations, highlighting deep flaws in immigration enforcement.
From sacred Lakota sites to city wetlands and affordable housing, battles rage over development, democracy, and justice. Indigenous activists and local communities demand their voices be heard.
Walmart’s digital initiative lets Medicare Advantage shoppers finally use billions in benefits with a click. Will tech unlock equitable health access, or leave some further behind?
The FBI’s Seattle probe is exposing deep rifts over free speech, religious liberty, and what inclusion truly means in a polarized America.