Rob Gunther

A viral video of a mentally ill woman being abandoned by hospital staff on a cold winter night has caused outrage. But incidents of "patient dumping" are becoming more common. 

This Friday is the deadline to fund the government, and the futures of 800,000 young immigrants are wrapped up in that legislative fight.

The nation's largest employer had good news for most of its 1.4 million employees yesterday. What does Walmart's announcement mean for the future of retail work?

Last month, streaming music giant Spotify filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange. Here's what this move could mean for the future of the music industry.

The 2018 flu season is shaping up to be an especially nasty one, and new data suggests that this year's vaccine may be less effective than previously thought. 

Outrage ensued after the ACLU found out that New Jersey had banned a book about mass incarceration. But censorship is a common tool used by officials to control prisoners. 

For the first time in two years, the two governments that occupy the Korean peninsula will hold high-level talks in advance of February’s Olympic games in the South.

In some areas, midterm primaries are just eight weeks away, and voter turnout is expected to be high. But there are concerns about the U.S. election system after hacking in 2016.

As Congressional leaders meet with the White House to discuss a legislative solution for DACA recipients, it's unclear how family-based "chain migration" will fit into negotiations.

Paul Ryan just got $1.5 trillion in unfinanced tax cuts, and now he’s ready to make up the difference by possibly cutting Medicare, Medicaid, and even Social Security.

While America's coal country faces a bleak future, many younger residents are hopeful about the potential for economic revival.

Two Reuters journalists were detained earlier this month in Myanmar. Their arrests highlight the plight of Rohingya Muslims, and the government's efforts to halt news of the crisis.

Cristo Rey New York is a Catholic high school in Harlem that sends its students out to work in the corporate world for a full day each week. 

A former officer with the Baltimore Police Department reflects on the corruption he witnessed firsthand on the job.

There’s been a steady lack of funding for climate science over several presidential administrations, and it’s getting worse under President Trump. 

While some of President Trump's executive agencies have been plagued by listless management, the Department of the Interior employs veteran bureaucrats to reshape domestic policy.

While the Obama Administration had guaranteed debt relief for students defrauded by these businesses, under President Trump, financial restitution has been pushed further out of reach.

In a Republican-controlled Congress, this is a political stunt to be sure — but it's one that could have a big political impact in 2018.

When parents struggle with addiction, children can be neglected and left in dangerous situations. That's particularly true in Ohio, one of the states hit hardest by the opioid crisis.