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Revered as fierce horsemen who once secured an empire’s frontier, Cossacks are gaining an increasing role in law enforcement in a newly conservative, nationalist Russia.
A federal judge overturns an Arizona woman's murder verdict and death sentence after noting a police detective's history of "misconduct" and lying under oath.
Senate Democrats want to finalize and pass legislation to require expanded background checks for gun purchases, but they are having a hard time finding Republican support despite earlier momentum following the elementary school shooting in Newtown,...
A look at Texas, where dozens of clinics have shut down, leaving nearly 200,000 women in search of affordable health care.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan Senate bill preventing a federal shutdown would make four long-standing gun protections permanent, including one preventing the Justice Department from requiring firearms dealers to conduct inventories to make sure weapons...
Congressman Tom Price (R-GA) made a startling admission on CNN’s Starting Point on Wednesday morning, telling host Soledad O’Brien that Republicans are not concerned about how they cut spending — or the millions of people who suffer as a result —...
The party of 'freedom' and 'small government' proves, once again, that they really don't believe in either.
On the morning of Dec. 19, 2012, in a Torrance courtroom, Larry Delassus' heart stopped as he watched his attorney argue his negligence and discrimination case against banking behemoth Wells Fargo.
The 2001 resolution, enacted after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, has outlived its purpose and become the basis for perpetual war.
Author Leanne Dyck promotes her creations and celebrates your creativity. Author Ken Weene explains why his characters don't get to wear sweaters.
A ProPublica/WNYC analysis shows the federal government has approved $766 million to rebuild in areas prone to flooding.
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The Muslim Brotherhood has condemned the United Nations’ just-released declaration on women’s rights, saying it’s a blatant violation of Egypt’s Islamic law.
Now that sequestration creating real consequences, individual members are experiencing buyer’s remorse. The only problem is, until they change their underlying position on replacing sequestration, the only thing they can do about it is whine.
States are grappling with how to compensate the growing number of ex-prisoners for the years they spent locked up after being exonerated by DNA tests.
Hundreds are making their way through Turkey or Jordan to join in what Saudi clerics are calling a "jihad"
Native American and Alaska Native women are 2.5 times more likely to be raped or sexually assaulted than other American women. American women are better protected from coast to coast -- but all the way up north?
Easter is all about bunnys and chocolates.. and fails.
How the defense contractor profited from an aircraft
As the meat industry again makes news thanks to an endless stream of articles about horse meat masked as beef popping up all over Europe, the “pink slime” story is still playing itself out in courthouses, law offices and the one BPI plant still in...
"Flawed beyond redemption."
Crime is Slate’s crime blog. Like us on Facebook, and follow us on Twitter @slatecrime. The Bismarck, N.D. Tribune brings us the story of Morning Star Brown, a 30-year-old woman recently charged with killing her boyfriend’s cousin.
Texas has already spent the past year targeting Planned Parenthood, effectively defunding the organization’s affiliates and forcing thousands of women to search for new doctors. But their crusade isn’t over yet.
Hugo Chávez, the Venezuelan president famous for anti-American rhetoric, died Tuesday.
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Pogrom, anyone? Does Putin see himself as a new Tzar? How much hatred will underlie the new "nationalism?"