Dana Roberson

On Thursday, former Fox News Founder and CEO Roger Ailes died unexpectedly at the age of 77.

Explore how laws and freedoms collide when information is leaked to the press.

Experts are saying North Korea's recent long-range missile test is its most powerful one yet. The U.N. Security Council has called for a meeting today to discuss the test.

Questions remain about who will replace former FBI Director James Comey.

Earlier this week, a 20-foot section of tunnel where radioactive waste was being stored at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington state collapsed.

J. Edgar Hoover took over the F.B.I. this week in 1924. His tenure as director included a restructuring and expansion that came to define what the agency represents today. 

Short term imprisonment for minor infractions or misdemeanors has created a system that often cycles former inmates between jail, the streets, and then back to jail again.

The Trump Administration has plans to roll nominations to fill 129 vacant judicial seats.  

A bit of soul searching in the American heartland reveals a world of lost and found among U.S. conservatives.

The American Civil Liberties Union planned to sue the Trump Administration over the president's religious liberty executive order, but now the ACLU is calling it an "elaborate photo-op."

The task of caring for military veterans is increasingly falling on the shoulders of loved ones who suddenly find themselves as round the clock caregivers with little to no training.  

President Donald Trump has promised a new push to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and the vote could come as early as this week.

May 1st is International Workers' Day or "May Day," which commemorates the 1886 Haymarket Affair when 200,000 workers organized a nationwide strike in support of the eight hour workday.

While President Trump's overall approval rating is at historic lows, a recent survey shows that 93 percent of Trump voters approve of the job he is doing.

The stalled GOP healthcare bill gained a second wind on Wednesday. 

"I stick with policy, but in policy, no one can rationally argue that this was a successful 100 days," former Sen. George Mitchell says.

Buffalo, New York is home to more language diversity than New York City, and teachers in this Rust Belt city are working to make sure international students succeed. 

In the Trump era, will there be a return to the old U.S. policy of supporting dictators in the Arab world?

Late Thursday night, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against a stay of execution for Arkansas death row inmate Ledell Lee, who was put to death by The Natural State shortly before midnight.

When it comes to protecting the planet, some Republicans are siding with environmentalists. The Green Tea Party is fighting for a more environmentally friendly GOP.