From Newsweek
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Is Elizabeth Warren's plan for free college feasible? Economists doubt wealth tax will raise enough funds
Warren's proposals might require a tax on the middle class, according to one economist.
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Americans are more concerned about pollution in drinking water than about climate change
A new report shows strong regional differences in the amount of concern Americans have for global warming.
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DePaul students demand professor apologize for "immoral conduct" after pro-Israel op-ed
"I have no intentions of issuing any apologies. I've spoken what I believe to be the truth, and I stand firm in what I believe in.”
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Previews Netflix Documentary 'Knock Down the House'
The film premiered at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival in January.
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‘Game of Thrones’ doesn’t technically have dragons or zombies, George R.R. Martin explains
‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ author George R.R. Martin explained to astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson why heraldic purists are dispute ‘Game of Thrones’ dragons.
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One Direction's Louis Tomlinson Says He'll Move Away From Top 40 Music After Snagging Billboard Top Social Nomination
''I'm not here to compete with the likes of Drake and Ariana Grande."
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House Democrats Have a Right To Subpoena Trump's Financial Records, But His Lawsuit May Get in The Way: Experts
"The records should be turned over to the Oversight Committee. Whether they will is another story," said Michael J. Stern, a former federal prosecutor.
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Frost is the final character in the base roster for ‘Mortal Kombat 11’
Frost’s allegiance in the story mode was revealed during the Kombat Kast stream.
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Impeachment, Student Debt Relief and Jail Time for CEOs: Elizabeth Warren's Policies Help Her Stand Out Among 2020 Field
In a presidential race starved for hard policy ideas, the Massachusetts senator is looking for a way to set herself apart, and she may have found it.
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Fox News Legal Analyst Predicts Court 'Will Allow' Congress to Subpoena Trump's Tax Returns Despite President's Move to Sue
“Once they state something even related to a congressional purpose, the court, I think, will allow this to go through,” said Andrew Napolitano, a former judge.
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Instagram Getting Rid Of Likes? Company Denies User Reports Of Secret Testing
Instagram users think its getting rid of likes, but the company says it's not happening despite reports of hidden testing.
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‘Kingdom Hearts 3’ Critical Mode Update Release Time: How to Download Long-Awaited Feature
Critical Mode is the hardest difficulty that Kingdom Hearts has to offer, replacing Proud Mode with even more fights, advanced A.I. and larger health bars.