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“This is voter suppression”: black seniors in Georgia ordered off of bus to the polls

Voting rights advocates are accusing local officials of voter intimidation after the incident.

Republicans were supposed to run on their tax cuts. Instead, they’re running away from them.

Turns out a tax bill that overwhelmingly benefits rich people and corporations isn’t the most winning issue with voters.

Why the US won’t break up with Saudi Arabia over Jamal Khashoggi’s likely murder

An expert explains the history of the US-Saudi alliance.

Exxon is lobbying for a carbon tax. There is, obviously, a catch.

The oil giant wants immunity from lawsuits that would make it pay for the damages of climate change.

Making a Murderer is coming back. Here’s all that’s happened since the first season.

The first season was a huge hit, and quite a bit has happened since it premiered.

A leaked email reveals why you can’t always trust Sephora product reviews

Skin care brand Sunday Riley got caught encouraging employees to review its products, highlighting a bigger problem.