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Facebook gave more Russian ad details to special counsel Mueller than to Congress
Facebook gave special counsel Robert Mueller more records on Russian ad purchases than it provided to Congress, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter
App matches patients with 2nd Amendment supporting doctors
There’s been a great deal of talk lately about whether doctors in the United States should be asking patients questions about gun ownership
North Korea will reach its nuclear force goal - Kim Jong-un
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has vowed to reach the country's nuclear goals, according to state media
U.S. Christians Must Stand Up For Our Middle Eastern Brothers And Sisters
Millions of Christians have fled their homes in Syria and Iraq since 2011 fearing genocide at the hands of Islamic extremists
House sends $1.6 billion border wall request to the Senate ... again
The Senate, however, is expected to run into problems taking on the giant spending bill
Debt-ceiling dilemma: Who gets paid first, U.S. debtholders or Social Security
The U.S. is up against its debt ceiling, with $19.847 trillion in debt securities issued
Lawmakers search for bipartisan fix to Obamacare insurance markets
In Bismarck, North Dakota Wednesday night, President Donald Trump called on supporters to press Congress on health care
European court gives employees more online privacy at work
The European Court of Human Rights rules companies must now tell employees in advance their emails are being monitored
California Democrats Pushing New Gun Controls For Law-Abiding Citizens
California has “universal” background checks, an “assault weapons” ban, a 10-day waiting period on gun purchases, gun registration requirements, gun confiscation laws, a “good cause” requirement for concealed-carry permit issuance, a ban on campus carry and myriad other gun controls
How Would the U.S. Defend Against a North Korean Nuclear Attack?
After successfully testing two intercontinental ballistic missiles and a bomb with far more destructive power than those dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the North Korean nuclear threat has never been more credible
White Christians now a minority among US population, study finds
Proportion of Americans identifying with once dominant ethno-religious group drops below 50% for first time as immigration and atheism impact demographic make-up
When illegal goods cross the border
When we hear the president talk about the need for increased U.S. border security, we usually think of illegal immigration
Retirement planning starts with Social Security
Right now is the perfect time to start planning for a secure, comfortable retirement. And you can count on Social Security to help you begin the process
Trump Guts Budget for Obamacare Ads
Administration plans to sharply reduce ACA outreach budget
Tracking terrorists online might invade your privacy
Criminals brew their plans online and in texts. Authorities want to stop this – but how can governments keep the public safe and also respect its privacy?
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