Isabel Angell

Oral arguments begin on Tuesday at the Supreme Court to challenge the census citizenship question.

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

This is the first instance of a government using AI for the explicit purpose of racial profiling, according to reporting from The New York Times. 

Health problems and lack of access to medical services have lead to deaths of survivors of the Camp Fire in Northern California, friends and family say. 

Consumer credit-reporting company Equifax and credit score company FICO are partnering to sell consumer data to banks. But how secure is that data following the 2017 Equifax data breach?

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. 

Although crime has gone down overall in Miami-Dade County, gun violence disproportionately affects black neighborhoods. 

The federal regulation set to go into effect Tuesday is based mostly on the honor system. 

Peele tackles race, class, and psycho-doppelgangers from a parallel universe in his follow-up to "Get Out."

Young people have been leading protests against Algeria's ruling government for weeks. The longtime president has agreed not to run for a fifth term, but has canceled the elections. 

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

What the now-disgraced founder of the defunct blood testing company Theranos teaches us about the the dark side of Silicon Valley. 

California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a moratorium on executions in the state, which holds one quarter of the nation's death row inmates. 

A new FBI investigation takes cutthroat college admissions to a whole new level, but the 1% shelling out big bucks to get their kids into college is nothing new.

For all the leaning in, women still made 82 cents on the dollar in 2017. Women of color fared even worse.

As more high school students come out as trans, their experience as athletes can vary greatly depending on where they live. 

The Trump administration has moved at a record-breaking pace to appoint federal judges.