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Controversial government watchdog Wikileaks released the CIA Director John Brennan’s personal emails days after his account was hacked.

"Alabama cannot require photo identification for voting and then make decisions to close DMV offices in communities that are disproportionately African American, rural, and low income."

Despite playing the lead character in a show promoting ex-gay therapy, Lloyd Guerrero is outshining its message through his own life.

Bees are getting a boost from an unlikely source.

The post Could Beer Save The Honeybees? appeared first on ThinkProgress.

"We have to look at this as not just police departments and sheriffs departments standing up and saying, we need to arrest less. What we need to do is treat more," Chief Charlie Beck of the Los Angeles Police Department said at a press conference Wednesday.

Paul Ryan has a big obstacle standing the way of becoming House Speaker: Math.

A coalition of environmental groups claim that a coal-powered plant in Utah has been using elaborate engineering schemes, including a fake farm, to circumvent Clean Water Act regulations.

If administered quickly enough, the drug has a 90 percent success rate.

Research has shown that a chemical found in almost every chemical-based sunscreen used in the United States is linked to coral destruction.

Todd Stern, U.S. Special Envoy for Climate Change, explained the reality of the Paris climate talks to a skeptical Senate committee.

"As a nation, let's make the same commitment to a college education today that we made to a high school education 100 years ago," he said.

A show that is ostensibly about people who get by on only four senses gives the audience a total sensory overload.

Over the last several weeks, much digital ink has been spilled speculating on whether Joe Biden will run for President.

There will be no third term for the embattled mayor.

The post After Sexual Assault Allegations Resurface, Sacramento Mayor Won’t Seek Reelection appeared first on ThinkProgress.

This isn't the first time that Netanyahu has leveled blame for the Holocaust against a Palestinian cleric.

The vice president citing lingering grief over his son's death, and looming campaign deadlines, as reasons not to run.

As of the end of September, the Presidential Election Campaign Fund holds more than $288 million, but no one is applying for it.

"On the third day of the hunger strike, the guards came in and in front of all the detainees, twisted his arm, slapped him, and took him out," an advocate told ThinkProgress.

In contemplating a run for House Speaker, Paul Ryan has said, "I cannot and will not give up my family time."