Daniel Medina

The fall of Bashar al-Assad should feel like a victory for the people of Syria. His regime was brutal, a cold machine of torture, repression, and endless war.

The CEO who was murdered wasn't the victim of random violence. His death wasn't some aberration; it was a grim consequence of the system he helped create and profit from.

This is corruption in its purest form, happening right out in the open. Trump and the Republicans are ramming through the so-called “Bitcoin Act,” a

The final report on Matt Gaetz's ethics violations was released yesterday, and its contents are deeply disturbing.

Despite the symbolism that might be associated with exploding a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, law enforcement officials said Thursday they were still trying to piece together why a five-time Bronze Star recipient and new father would orchestrate the New Year’s Day blast.

Ann Telnaes, a Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist, quit her job at The Washington Post because she wasn't allowed to publish a cartoon criticizing Donald Trump.

Due to climate change some of the largest insurance companies are backing out of renewing thousands of home insurance policies.

Today is an ironic day. It celebrates the life of someone who gave everything, even his time, his relationships, and ultimately his life, to fight

Remember back in November when California voted to keep slavery legal? This is what I was talking about. We voted to allow the state to continue using inmates as firefighters.

Jack Smith has released his final report on the January 6th insurrection, and it's clear—if Trump hadn't been able to run out the clock and win the presidency, he would have been convicted for everything.