Greg Jaffe

An epidemic of conspiracy, fanned by social media and self-serving politicians, is tearing families apart.

Former Green Beret, outraged by Ashli Babbitt’s death and Trump’s defeat, challenged Capitol Police to duel.

Annie Jacobsen tells the tale of a platoon, war crimes and biometric data.

The threat of an attack on the Capitol had been building on pro-Trump forums in the weeks leading up to Jan. 6.

The Trump administration is pumping new money into a program that has been a lifeline for struggling families during the pandemic

In Florida and Pennsylvania, lawmakers face anger, dysfunction and growing desperation in a post-Trump America.

Photographer Eve Edelheit follows a family's plight after the coronavirus's catastrophic damage to Florida’s tourism industry,

The once famously long lines at Disney World remained short even as Orlando’s free food lines, packed with laid-off hotel and theme park workers, grew longer. All the while Flaviana Decker's unemployment checks shrank from more than $800 a week in July to less than $245 a week in October, which didn’t even cover her rent.

Retired four-star Lloyd Austin, who would become the nation’s first Black defense secretary, is known as an experienced officer who eschews Washington’s political wars.

Trump’s Farmers to Families Food Box program was set to end Dec. 31. Vendors in some states are running out of money already.