Syria’s opposition farmlands set on fire by regime bombs, satellite images show

The slivers that make what is left of Syria’s last rebel-held bastion have gone up in flames in recent days.

Mount Everest death spike: Inexperienced climbers, competitive tour groups, bad weather window to blame, experts believe

An American climber became the latest to perish after reaching the world’s tallest summit on Monday amid concerns that overcrowding on Mount Everest is leading the highest number of deaths on the mountain since 2015.

European court rejects Catalan separatists’ suit

The European Court of Human Rights has rejected a suit brought by Catalan separatist lawmakers claiming that Spain’s top court violated their rights when it ruled to suspend a regional parliamentary session to declare independence in 2017.

European court rejects Catalan separatists’ suit

The European Court of Human Rights has rejected a suit brought by Catalan separatist lawmakers claiming that Spain’s top court violated their rights when it ruled to suspend a regional parliamentary session to declare independence in 2017.

Andy McCarthy: Democrats don’t have impeachment grounds ‘as framers would have understood it’

As Rashida Tlaib argues towards an increased push by Democrats in the House of Representatives on the impeachment of President Trump, Former U.S. Attorney General Andy McCarthy said that the process will be purely political.

Trump stokes racial resentment to hinder Biden’s rise

Will it work?

Are President Trump’s tweets losing their punch?

New social media monitoring reports suggest the president’s Twitter potency is faltering.

Lindsey Graham scoffs at Joe Scarborough’s claim that he ‘sold his soul’ with Trump support

Sen. Lindsey Graham responded Tuesday to criticism from MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, who claimed the South Carolina lawmaker has “sold his soul” by supporting President Trump. 

Supreme Court hands down varying decisions in hot-button abortion, transgender and border cases

A spate of decisions handed down by the nation’s high court on Tuesday left room for cheers — and jeers — from both the right and the left, continuing a trend of judicial independence that flies in the face of expectations that Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment tipped the scales of justice firmly to the right.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib says Democrats are moving toward impeachment

Many House Democrats are pushing harder to start an impeachment inquiry against President Trump as Senate Republicans vows to crush impeachment attempt.