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Facebook refuses to reveal data on its political ‘dark ads’
Facebook said it would not disclose information about political campaign advertising or related data
Supreme Court Turns Down Case on Carrying Guns in Public
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a Second Amendment challenge to a California law that places strict limits on carrying guns in public
China Warns Against ‘Negative’ U.S. Turn as Trump Raises Heat
Xi acknowledges tensions in phone call with American leader
Federal judge halts deportation of dozens of Iraqi Christians
A Detroit federal judge issued a two-week stay Thursday halting the planned deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians back to their country of origin
Trump administration targets parents who paid to smuggle children into U.S.
The Trump administration has begun a new surge of immigration enforcement targeting parents who have paid to have their children illegally brought to the United States
White House Warns Syria Will Pay 'A Heavy Price' for Another Chemical Attack
The White House announced late on Monday that it had learned of “potential preparations” by Syria's Assad regime to carry out another chemical attack “that would likely result in the mass murder of civilians, including innocent children.”
How setting up an online Social Security account fights ID theft
Earlier this year, the Social Security Administration announced it found a way to save $11 million annually: by mailing fewer Social Security statements
Trump defends GOP health care bill, blasts Obamacare
President Donald Trump on Saturday criticized the Affordable Care Act and Democratic opposition to the Senate's Obamacare repeal bill as he continues to push for its passage
Trying to keep our internet data private
AT&T, Comcast and other internet service providers can continue to track every search you make and website you visit and sell that information to the highest bidder, under legislation recently signed by President Donald Trump
Black gun owners worried by acquittal in Castile shooting
A Minnesota police officer was cleared Friday in the fatal shooting of Philando Castile, a black motorist whose death captured national attention when his girlfriend streamed the grim aftermath on Facebook
Russian jet came within 5 feet of US plane
Russian fighter jet flies within feet of a US Air Force reconnaissance plane
Justices Thomas, Gorsuch blast court decision to reject gun rights appeal
Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch issued a scathing dissent Monday to a Supreme Court decision turning away yet another gun rights case.
In Quick Reversal, Southern Baptists Denounce White Nationalists
Southern Baptists voted to formally condemn the political movement known as the alt-right during their national meeting in Phoenix on Wednesday
We're thinking of building a 'solar wall' on US-Mexico border, Trump says
President Donald Trump has floated the idea of building a "solar wall" on the U.S.-Mexico border
Six Things Your Parents Should Know About Social Security
Today's 75.4 million Millennials will near retirement age in 30-40 years, and today's GenXer in about 15-25 years
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