Rob Gunther

This season, Shannon Hogan was joined on the MSG Network by an all-women team of analysts, a first for a pro-sports team.

Last week, a denaturalization trial got underway for a man born in Pakistan who's been a U.S. citizen since 2006. The Justice Department alleges he lied on his citizenship application.

A D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling hinges on whether a judge has inherent authority to release grand jury records.

A woman slipped through security to illegally enter Mar-a-Lago. She was carrying a thumb drive infected with malware.

There are questions about Mayor Catherine Pugh's self-published kids book, and whether or not buyers were given access to government influence.

Puerto Rico's government recently had to cut food stamp benefits, adding further insecurity to an already vulnerable population.

House Democrats are preparing to subpoena the White House, signaling a lengthy political and legal fight.

The UN's World Food Programme has equated the challenges to those of the humanitarian crises in Yemen, Syria, and South Sudan.

Facing budget cuts, colleges across the country are hiring fewer full-time professors and more adjuncts.

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard two cases involving the design of congressional maps. The Takeaway looks at how gerrymandering has shaped national politics, particularly since 2010.

The Department of Justice exonerated President Trump at a time when House Democrats are ramping up their investigations into the president.

Attorney General William Barr released a letter to Congress detailing the Mueller Report's key findings.

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

Most Americans take access to water for granted.

Turnout was low, and organizers are promising another referendum.

The technology, which can identify a person by skin color, was developed with the NYPD after 9/11.

Cyclone Idai struck the southeastern coast of Africa, inundating the city of Beira and its surrounding communities.

Ethics watchdogs argue that Trump is acting in the interests of his hotel business in downtown DC.

Deal or no deal? Or no no-deal?

Friday's Youth Climate Strike will see students from nearly 100 countries walk out of school to demand bold environmental action.