Isabel Angell

A proposed "right to repair" law in California would make it easier for consumers to fix their own smartphones and other electronics. So why do companies oppose it?

A bomb that exploded in Austin on Sunday had "similarities" to three prior explosives that were detonated in the Texas capital earlier this month.

Indie mainstay Yo La Tengo is releasing their 15th studio album, “There’s A Riot Going On,” on March 16th. It’s also the band’s first self-produced album.

California under siege: how evacuation delays and communication breakdowns exacerbated a natural disaster that struck the heart of California's North Bay area.

Cosmology's most famous scholar, Stephen Hawking, passed away at the age of 76. His analysis of celestial bodies radiated across the fields of mathematics, physics, and philosophy.

Lake Mead is the main source of water for about 20 million people in Arizona, California, and Nevada. But currently, the man-made lake in Nevada gives out more water than it takes in.

Reviews of the new releases hitting the box office this weekend, including "The Strangers: Prey at Night" and "A Wrinkle in Time."

The Winter Paralympics begin in PyeongChang tomorrow — we have the athletes you can't miss, plus why coverage, sponsorship, and language are so important to the Games. 

Last year, 77 people were killed in Oakland, California. Behind every homicide statistic is a person — and a story. So the radio program Snap Judgement profiled each victim.

A teachers’ strike closed down every single public school in West Virginia for four straight days. On Tuesday night, an agreement was reached to give educators a five percent raise.

What happens when a very white city, in the whitest state in the country, gets an influx of thousands of refugees from Somalia?

"We don’t feel any danger with the North," says one man who has spent his whole life near the DMZ. 

"Keep us safe so I can do my job. How dare you put me into constant danger so that you can be reelected."

Why did the Pennsylvania Supreme Court tap Nathaniel Persily of Stanford Law School to help redraw the state's gerrymandered districts?

In South Korea, Team USA is 92 percent white — and that's actually the most diverse squad ever sent to the Winter Olympics. 

Almost half of the athletes in the 2018 Winter Olympics are women, and they often face sexism from news broadcasters and spectators. 

Sports journalist Dave Zirin argues that the Olympic Games bring "debt, displacement, and the militarization of public space." 

The NHL is sitting out the Olympics this year, and attention is turning to the women’s team. Here's what you need to know. 

In the wake of several high-profile resignations over sexual misconduct allegations, this week, the House passed new measures intended to deter workplace harassment. 

Restrictions on immigration under the Trump administration are creating concerns about the future of the labor pool for nursing homes, home care agencies, and assisted living facilities.