Rob Gunther

"Truly a Trump miracle," the Assistant to the President on Trade says about the state of the U.S. economy.

Civilian casualties have risen in many of the conflicts the U.S. is involved in since President Trump took office.

Even before he became president, Donald Trump had ties with the former Soviet Republic.

Two federal whistleblowers describe the retaliation they faced when speaking out on government misconduct.

The latest in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

Two members of Congress join to discuss whether or not impeachment is inevitable. 

There's a lot of confusion over what exactly Ukraine's role is.

More and more businesses are taking a stand on everything from gun control to climate change.

Neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu or challenger Benny Gantz have enough votes to form a government.

Andrew Yang and Kamala Harris have brought Asian American identity into a new national focus.

As the natural environment is changed by a warming planet, indigenous communities often suffer disproportionately.

New data from the Census Bureau shows that populations are declining in some of the biggest metro areas in the country, like New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles. 

Legislators have until the end of the week to amend the California Consumer Privacy Act.

Missouri Governor Mike Parson refused to address gun violence in a special legislative session.

On Monday, vice chairman of the Federal Election Commission Matthew Petersen announced his resignation. 

But after years of confusion over the true scale of the problem, residents remain skeptical.

Austin moved to decriminalize homelessness, leading to a Texas-sized debate over housing policy.

In Louisiana, a 2018 law will go into effect this coming school year, requiring all schools to display the phrase “In God We Trust” in every building. 

Could this be a sign of an upcoming economic crisis?

The Trump administration labeled the Chinese government a "currency manipulator" following a weakening of its currency.