Latest articles by Keith Wagstaff
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WATCH: Protesters in Egypt force an armored vehicle off a bridge
feature The death count climbs to 149 as the military-led government clamps down on pro-Morsi supporters
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Are conservatives getting tired of Sean Hannity?
feature The conservative star could lose both his prime-time Fox News slot and his radio show
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Is there still hope for the Arab Spring?
feature As chaos reigns in Egypt, many say the region's democratic revolution has flamed out
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Ted Cruz can officially run for Canadian Parliament
feature Ted Cruz, Conservative MP? It could happen, according to the Texas senator's recently released birth certificate.
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How oregano and coriander can kill you
feature Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the spice rack
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream was also about jobs
feature Racial equality remains notably lacking when it comes to economic issues
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Why aren't liberals protesting an attack on Syria?
feature Like Iraq, this potential war involves a dictator and "weapons of mass destruction." But the left has been conspicuously quiet.
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How Obama is bypassing Congress to enact gun control
feature The president tries to bolster U.S. gun laws — and Republicans can't do anything about it
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The Week's fall 2013 politics preview
feature Forget football. The biggest hits are in politics.
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WATCH: John Kerry tells the Senate that Syria isn't like Iraq
feature But the secretary of state also says "boots on the ground" are an option
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Why it was easy for Edward Snowden to impersonate top NSA officials
feature Always keep an eye on the IT guy...
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The war in Syria: A brief timeline
feature America is on the brink of taking military action in Syria. How did we get here?
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WATCH: John Kerry makes forceful case for attacking Syria
feature The secretary of State calls Bashar al-Assad a "thug and a murderer," and says the U.S. is confident Syria launched chemical weapons that killed 1,429 people
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How potential 2016 presidential contenders are approaching Syria
feature Democrats and Republicans are choosing their words carefully, lest they take a hit three years from now
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10 things you need to know today: August 31, 2013
Daily Briefing The White House makes its case for striking Syria, al Qaeda claims credit for violent attacks in Iraq, and more
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What we know so far in the disturbing Hannah Anderson kidnapping case
feature Details are emerging about the abduction of a 16-year-old girl and the grisly murder of her family
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It's official: The 'pull-out method' can result in babies
feature Nearly 1 in 3 women rely on the antiquated method, according to a new study
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How Obama unwittingly gave military sex offenders a legal defense
feature Lawyers have been using Obama's words to their advantage
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Is this the best Stephen Colbert segment ever?
feature Viewers get choked up as The Colbert Report visits an openly gay small-town mayor
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Reports of the GOP's death have been greatly exaggerated
feature Don't believe the headlines: Republicans are anything but doomed in 2014
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5 ways members of Congress became very, very rich
feature Surprise: Congress is full of millionaires. But how did they build their fortunes?
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The science behind near-death experiences
feature "Walking towards the light" is a common experience for cardiac arrest survivors. A new study attempts to figure out why.
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The biggest gun bust in NYC history: Why Bloomberg is blaming the South
feature The NYPD seizes 254 firearms smuggled up from the Carolinas
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Republicans love the '50s, while Democrats prefer the '90s
feature Even time travel is partisan in America
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