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From government officials to indigenous stakeholders — some responses to the MMIW inquiry

Their fight no longer feels futile, say family members at the inquiry’s launch. ’It’s a beautiful day and we must rejoice in life.’

Media attacks only confirm to Trump that he’s doing something right. If he has a real weakness, it may be his own hubris.

The insanely popular wizardly tale comes to an end with a truly shape-shifting finale in a script that J.K Rowling didn’t directly pen

If elected president, yes. The U.S. commander in chief has complete and total control over America’s 1,538 nuclear warheads.

Four political scientists examine the government’s new Supreme Court appointment process from all angles, finding both upside and downsides

A cardiac anaesthesiologist, he trained 150 doctors. Outside work, he pushed himself by scaling increasingly higher mountains.

With public pot smoking on the rise—along with complaints about the smell—we work with a pro smeller to find the science behind that aroma

Hillary Clinton skilfully dances around the facts. Donald Trump shamelessly makes things up. And yet in the U.S., neither liar has found their pants on fire.

The government’s Supreme Court appointments policy improves what has typically been an opaque process—but it’s not perfect.