Dana Roberson

A new analysis of the incomes of millions of Americans has found that even when they come from wealth, black men still earn less than their white counterparts.

A new analysis finds so-called compassionate release programs may be anything but, with prisoners often near death or deceased while still embroiled in the application process.

Cambridge Analytica, a consultant for the 2016 Trump campaign, improperly obtained profile information on more than 50 million Facebook users. What were they doing with the data?

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe was fired by Attorney General Jeff Sessions just two days before his planned retirement, jeopardizing his government pension.

How does a child caught up in the juvenile justice system stand a chance to succeed after being branded a 'criminal?'

Why has Britain's response to the attempted assassination of Russian double agent Sergei Skripal appeared so tentative?

Three separate explosions from suspicious packages have residents of Austin, Texas, on edge. Are the cases related? And what are authorities doing to find the perpetrator?

Some four million residents of Cape Town, South Africa may soon face "Day Zero" —  the day the city is expected to run out of water.

The 18th district, in the heart of steel country, has been a longtime Republican stronghold. But the issue of tariffs, which both candidates support, could play into the final vote.

Educators across the state of Oklahoma are threatening to walk out after a decade without a raise. 

“Children of Blood and Bone” is a young adult fantasy novel featuring a cast of all black characters who journey on an epic adventure to restore magic to their African land.

This week in Beijing, the National People’s Congress abolished term limits for the presidency, a move that could undermine the Chinese Communist Party.

It’s another day off for students across West Virginia, as teachers and staff continue their strike which began on February 22nd.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson was in the headlines this week because of reports of lavish spending on home decorations. But since taking office last year, he's maintained a low profile.

A leaked report from the United Nations alleges that North Korea has been shipping supplies to Syria that could be used to make chemical weapons. 

More than 500 people have been killed over an eight day period, and after a large explosion on Sunday, medical personnel say they're seeing symptoms consistent with a chemical attack.

Marty Lenzini Murray is a retired teacher and public school administrator in Florida. She recently re-upped her NRA membership because, she says, she wants to change it from within.  

After being blocked by President Trump, Democrats released their version of the Nunes memo over the weekend. 

One out of every three Americans, about 70 million people, has been contacted by a debt collection agency in the past year.

An investigation has discovered that the pharmacy supplying execution drugs repeatedly engaged in hazardous practices that could put patients — and convicts — at risk.