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Senate Negotiations Are Getting Closer
Nail-biter: Control of Senate hangs in the balance Calls for changes at the Senate are mounting into the summer recess as the country’s two most powerful political parties race to control the upper chamber...
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What You Need to Know About the New President of Brazil
Jair Bolsonaro Fast Facts: The Brazil-born nationalist is the country’s first far-right president since 1964 and a staunch opponent of LGBT rights and women's rights. He’s also a staunch supporter of illegal immigration. Here’s...
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Andy Murray’s Story of a Girl Who Moved In
Nick Kyrgios settles legal case with Wimbledon fan he accused of being 'drunk out of her mind,' her lawyers say On New Year’s Eve, before his big day at Wimbledon, Andy Murray sat down...
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The Texas Legislature’s Re-election Wins a Democrat
Ken Paxton Is Re-elected Texas Attorney General by Daniel Tovar On election night, Ken Paxton was running to reclaim his seat as the state’s top lawman. By his own admission, Paxton was lucky. He...
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The Washington Post’s David Nakamura on the Politics of the 2016 Presidential Debate
Confidence, Anxiety and a Scramble for Votes Two Days Before the Midterms by Christopher Massie Washington Post Special Writer. Last week, as the final debate of 2016 wrapped up, the news of the day...
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Serena Williams is a true athlete
Serena Williams has done it all in tennis, but there's so much more to come. I was in awe as she was on BBC America's Inside Out: Serena's Road to Retirement, and I have...
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Brazil’s electoral commission says it found no evidence of electoral fraud
Brazil military finds no fraud in election, but refuses to rule it out April 29, 2016 BRAZILIAN PRESIDENT JOÃO DANTAS, left, and his vice president Hamilton Mourão listen as Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff speaks...
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Rafael Nadal’s father died while vacationing in Majorca
'An important part of my life is leaving too,' says emotional Rafael Nadal. His father died when he was just one month old, and his career has gone from strength to strength during his...
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Rice and pea genes could be the next crop crop
Column: Has a UC Riverside researcher created the Holy Grail of drought-tolerant lawns? When a UC Riverside researcher recently announced plans to release a new grass that’s both drought and frost-tolerant, he’ll have a...
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The Michigan Abortion Law Is Not a State That Protects the Unborn
Editorial: Michigan voters can show the country how to protect abortion rights By Stephen Gruber Published: Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2013 9:30 a.m. CDT By Stephen Gruber Published: Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2013 9:30 a.m. CDT(photo:...