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Republican Donald Trump and other conservative leaders sought Monday to link a series of bombing attacks in the New York City area to the Obama administration’s Syrian refugee policy. Trump tweeted Monday that thousands of refugees entering the U.S. from Syria are poorly vetted” just hours after FBI officials said they were looking for Ahmad

What comes to mind when you think of workplace sexism? Perhaps it’s sexual harassment or the gender pay gap. But what about having a man take credit for your idea or speak over you—or being asked to take notes or bake a cake for the office party? These are the more insidious forms that workplace

Shortly before the three-month mark had passed since the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, at the Pulse gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, Brad Lamm wrote a first-person account of his experiences since appearing on Newsweek’s landmark cover, “Gays Under Fire.” The 1992 cover story was accompanied by a poll that revealed limited public

PHILADELPHIA �� A gunman opened fire in the parking lot of a club complex early Sunday morning in the second mass shooting in Philadelphia in less than two days. Police said all four victims of the shooting survived, but one man — who was shot 10 times in his back — was hospitalized in critical

A top aide to Ohio Gov. John Kasich took a swing at Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Preibus Sunday, alleging the GOP chair isn’t putting the best interest of the party first. “Thankfully, there are still leaders in this country who put principles before politics,” John Weaver, Kasich’s adviser, said in a statement provided to

CNN edited the opening sentence of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s response to Saturday’s explosion in New York City, removing her use of the word “bombing” to describe the attack. When Clinton came out to address the press on her campaign plane late Saturday, she opened her brief remarks by saying “I’ve been briefed about

Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine on Sunday flatly said he believes Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is encouraging his supporters to engage in acts of violence against Democrat Hillary Clinton, arguing that the real estate mogul is using gun rights as an issue to whip up anger in conservative circles. The Democratic vice-presidential nominee told “Fox

WASHINGTON, September 18, 2016 – Nevada Senator Harry Reid is fuming mad. The media have done a terrible job of covering-up Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton’s health issues, and haven’t pretended that GOP nominee Donald Trump is equally enfeebled. “You folks have magnified the problems she [Clinton] has,” a scolding Reid told a gaggle of