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For years, ProPublica has built its reputation on a simple premise: Follow the money.

President Trump's relationship with the U.S. intelligence community has never been comfortable, but it is hardly his fault.

The tides are turning when it comes to Americans' views on LGBTQ issues, with decreases across the board on everything from support for same-sex nuptials to moral beliefs on attempts to change one's gender.

In "Why We Want You to Be Rich," Donald Trump explained that a master negotiator knows "what the other side wants and where they're coming from," and is never afraid to walk away from a bad deal."

Nicaragua's U.S.-sanctioned co-dictators, Daniel Ortega and his wife, co-President Rosario Murillo, are waging a war on religion.

"It is never a good idea to ignore the warning signs of reality."

While rumors of a "The Apprentice" reboot abound, Americans need look no further than the federal government workforce to see President Trump deploy his signature catchphrase, "You're fired!"

This July 4, the Declaration of Independence turns 250 years old. It is a moment for quiet reflection, loud celebration and pursuing, with everything we have, all that is promised in it.

President Trump's recent comments regarding the future of D.C. home eule have reignited a debate that many in Washington would prefer to avoid.

Last June, a joint U.S.-Israeli precision bombing operation obliterated most of Iran's ability to build a nuclear bomb.