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As Trump leaves office, the approach to federal executions is likely to change

by Ian Thomsen

Hate thrives on social media — but who should police it?

by Emily Arntsen

On Twitter, journalists and politicians have more credibility on vaccines than medical experts, study finds

by Khalida Sarwari

Momentum grows for a Trump impeachment

by Peter Ramjug

Twitter and Facebook have the right to ban Trump’s accounts. But that won’t stop the violent rhetoric.

by Molly Callahan

Businesses like Amazon and Nike could rescue the vaccine rollout

by Ian Thomsen

People stormed the Capitol—was it domestic terrorism?

by Peter Ramjug

Changing vaccine dosage is risky without clinical trials, experts say

by Emily Arntsen

After riots at US Capitol, attention turns to possible consequences for Trump

by Peter Ramjug

Second win in Georgia gives Democrats control of Senate for first time in 6 years

by Peter Ramjug

Even if both Democrats win, Georgia cliffhanger could delay Biden’s confirmations

by Peter Ramjug

That Trump phone call to Georgia was an abuse of office, but probably not criminal

by Peter Ramjug