Trump tells US spy chiefs: ‘Go back to school’
President Donald Trump has called US intelligence agencies "naive" on Iran and also dismissed their assessment of the threat posed by North Korea.
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The government has been shut down for over a month
"We have reached a deal to end the shutdown and reopen the federal government," Trump said.
By the numbers: the economic, social and environmental impacts of ‘fast fashion’
Think about how many sweaters, scarves and other clothes were given as gifts this holiday season. How many times will people wear them before throwing them out?
Profs compare Trump’s tweets to Banana Republic dictator’s speech
Two professors reacted to President Donald Trump's tweets over the weekend by likening his words to those of a dictator.
US government shutdown leaves websites insecure
The ongoing US government shutdown is leaving dozens of official websites insecure or inaccessible.
Nearly all donations from faculty, admin in Pelosi district went to Dems
A Campus Reform analysis has found that an overwhelming majority of faculty and administrators in House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's congressional district contributed financially to Democrat candidates and causes from 2017-2018. College faculty and adminis
The greatest trick Donald Trump ever pulled
Donald Trump has done a lot of unprecedented things since he started running for president in June 2015.
Trump ready for US shutdown to last ‘for years’
US President Donald Trump has said he is prepared for a partial shutdown of the US government - now entering its third week - to last years.
Trump fires back at Mitt Romney for scathing op-ed
President Donald Trump fired back at Mitt Romney after the Republican senator-elect penned an op-ed saying Trump "has not risen to the mantle of the office."
Facebook’s data-sharing deals exposed
Facebook has been caught on the back foot again over its data privacy practices, following an investigation by the New York Times.
