Rep. Rashida Tlaib, Michigan Democrat, has swung back against those accusing her of anti-Semitism after her comment about dual U.S.-Israel loyalties, calling the situation a "farce" and arguing that being Palestinian "causes a lot of fear." Published January 9, 2019
Health care proposals in California, New York City reopen the thorny debate over providing taxpayer-funded benefits to people living in the U.S. illegally, an idea that flies in the face of President Trump's fight against illegal immigration and places that offer them sanctuary. Published January 8, 2019
After her obscenity-laced tirade at President Trump, Rep. Rashida Tlaib has touched off another uproar, this time over anti-Semitism. Published January 8, 2019
Newly sworn-in California Gov. Gavin Newsom, vowing to provide "sanctuary to all who seek it," has proposed extending state health care coverage to more illegal immigrants living within the Golden State's borders. Published January 8, 2019
Former Rep. Trey Gowdy denied Monday Sen. Elizabeth Warren's claim that he left Congress for a "fat lobbyist paycheck," calling the allegation "demonstrably and factually untrue." Published January 7, 2019
A federal judge has rejected Colorado's motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Christian baker Jack Phillips, who has accused the state of targeting him based on his religious beliefs with its latest civil-rights investigation. Published January 7, 2019
Boulder, Colorado's newly enacted "assault weapons" ban is meeting with stiff resistance from its "gun-toting hippies," staunch liberals who also happen to be devoted firearms owners. Published January 3, 2019
The NFL's television ratings rose during the 2018 regular season even as the number of kneelers fell. Published January 2, 2019
Two sisters faced with repaying the federal government $100,000 after their "dead" father turned up alive -- 47 years later -- received some good news in the waning hours of 2018. Published January 2, 2019
Actress Rosanna Arquette has raised the possibility that she may be a no-show at the third annual Women's March over concerns about anti-Semitism. Published January 1, 2019
Rarely do you see a divide between the National Organization for Women and Planned Parenthood, but the two feminist powerhouses have taken different approaches when it comes to the embattled Women's March. Published December 31, 2018
Organizers of the Women's March in New Orleans have decided to cancel their Jan. 19 sister march, saying that participation and fundraising have dropped "drastically" in the wake of outrage surrounding the national co-chairs. Published December 31, 2018
Senate Democrats are facing renewed charges of anti-Catholic discrimination after quizzing a judicial nominee about his membership in the Knights of Columbus. Published December 30, 2018
Organizers of the Women's March in Humboldt County, California, announced Friday that they have canceled the local Jan. 19 event because the marchers are overwhelmingly white. Published December 28, 2018
U.S. Air Forces Europe said Thursday that U.S. troops who asked President Trump to sign their red "Make America Great Again" hats violated no military policy. Published December 28, 2018
For years, climate prognosticators have warned that human-caused global warming is fueling catastrophic sea-level rise, but now climatologist Judith Curry is rocking their boat. Published December 27, 2018
Five white ex-cops have filed a lawsuit against the city of Inglewood, California, claiming they were fired after the fatal shooting of a black couple in a car based on their race. Published December 27, 2018
CNN analysts cast a disapproving eye Wednesday on U.S. soldiers in Iraq who asked President Trump to sign their red "Make America Great Again" hats at his surprise Christmas appearance. Published December 26, 2018
In 1968, a 39-year-old funeral director named Douglas Grensted disappeared while on a hunting trip, leaving behind a wife and two young daughters. A decade later, he was declared legally dead, and Social Security paid his family about $100,000 in survivors' benefits. So imagine their shock when they discovered in 2016 that he had been alive all that time -- and not only that, the Social Security Administration wanted its money back. Published December 26, 2018
Linda Sarsour's latest effort to distance the Women's March leadership from Nation of Islam Minister Louis Farrakhan may have backfired. Published December 26, 2018
