Alexandra Botti

Cases against drug distributors for their role in the opioid crisis join a growing number of cases looking to hold companies accountable.

The Democrat from Maryland joins us to discuss his immediate thoughts.

Public health, freedom of religion and politics converge in the history of fighting over vaccinations. 

The world watched as the devastating fire engulfed the cathedral on Monday. But the pain of its damage goes well beyond Paris.

Democratic hopefuls have been scrambling to demonstrate transparency early in the election cycle by releasing their tax returns. President Trump still won't.

On Monday, the United States government made an unprecedented move against Iran.

Nielsen’s time in that role has been rocky.

Muslim and Arab American theater are having a moment. But the communities at the hearts of these shows fear they will only garner attention if they are about that identity.

Yosemite National Park's Lyell Glacier is dying. Writer Dan Duane joined Yosemite geologist Greg Stock in a hike up to the glacier, which is now a fraction of its original size.

2020 candidates are speaking up about reparations. But this debate goes far beyond being a political talking point.

Recent suicides have drawn attention to the impacts of witnessing a mass shooting, especially in young people. Exposure to any kind of gun violence can have an impact on mental health. 

Following the release of a summary of the Mueller Report, what has the investigation meant for Americans’ trust in our institutions, from the Department of Justice to the media?

Judges are increasingly asking the Trump administration to take stock of climate change before moving forward with new leases on federally-held public land.

Robert Mueller must stay silent, says former independent counsel Ken Starr. So who is entitled to what information about the Mueller report, and what's behind the rules surrounding him?

Most Americans take access to water for granted.

Curtis Flowers was convicted of murdering four people, and has been tried for that same crime six times. Did the D.A. unlawfully strike more prospective black jurors than white?

Voters will decide whether to add a train line from Atlanta to Gwinnett county, a suburban area northeast of the city. The referendum raises issues of race and access.

The victims range between three and 71-years-old, shedding a light at the horrors of the attack in New Zealand.

According to new data, the black stillbirth rate in Ohio is twice the white stillbirth rate.

Republican Senator Martha McSally from Arizona shared her story of assault in the military. Reports show things have not changed much since her rape by a superior officer.