Dana Roberson

The U.N. General Assembly is holding its annual meeting this week. All eyes are on President Donald Trump, who will address the group of world leaders for the first time on Tuesday.

Voters in Germany will head to the polls for federal elections next weekend, but some are worried about Russian interference. Sound familiar?

Less than a week after Hurricane Irma roared through the Caribbean and Florida, the scope of destruction in her aftermath is still coming to light.

Last week, Massachusetts District Attorney Marian Ryan said there will be no new trial for Victor Rosario.

Brooklyn-based Afro-beat band Antiblas is moving away from current day political conflicts and focusing instead on historical wrongs.

From Montana to Washington State and down through California, more than a million acres of forest has burned so far in 2017.

Millions heeded the early warnings and fled for safety. But as the weather dissipates, many do not yet know what awaits them at home. 

A massive earthquake struck off the southern coast of Mexico last week. As rescuers attempt to survivors, families sleep outside in fear of aftershocks that have rocked the area.

A new investigation has found that some garment workers in Los Angeles are paid as little as $4.00 an hour sewing clothes for Forever 21, Ross Dress for Less, and TJ Maxx.

Another massive data breach, this time with one of the credit reporting agencies designed to protect consumers from fraud.

As Hurricane Irma enters the mainland U.S., Floridians are preparing for one of the biggest hurricanes in years. 

Hurricane Irma is one of the strongest storms the Atlantic has ever seen, and it comes merely days after the southern U.S. saw the brutality of Hurricane Harvey.

The White House today announced plans to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, which has protected nearly 800,000 undocumented youth. 

Ciriac Alvarez is one of the nearly 800,000 people protected by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. 

Americans have donated their time and money to helping victims of Hurricane Harvey. But does a crisis at home make us more sympathetic to human suffering abroad?  

Tensions continue to escalate after North Korea tested a hydrogen bomb, its most powerful nuclear test so far.

It’s been almost a week since Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas. But residents in the greater Houston metro area are coming together in order to move forward.

The Department of Defense seems to be sending conflicting signals about President Trump's trans ban. 

On Monday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Trump Administration’s plans to lift a partial ban on military equipment used by local police departments.

Lakshmi Iyer, an Indian-American, and Brandy Stein, a white woman, have an unusual story to tell. Lakshmi adopted Brandy's two daughters at birth.