Tanzina Vega

The board of commissioners for Citrus County, Florida recently rejected a library's request to renew its New York Times subscription, with one commissioner calling the daily "fake news."

Andy Bashear won a tight vote against opponent incumbent Republican Matt Bevin.

A look at how breathalyzers in cars factor into efforts to curb the high numbers of DUIs in the U.S. today.

The Bureau of Land Management plans to move its headquarters from Washington, DC to Grand Junction, Colorado.

'Harriet' is the first Hollywood feature film to center around the life of Harriet Tubman. But the casting of British actress Cynthia Erivo as Tubman has generated controversy.

State officials announced they will purge more than 300,000 names from voter rolls.

This week, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman testified before Congress about his concerns that President Trump pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden.

The push for decriminalization is gaining national attention, with proposed legislation on the line.

Disney is set to launch a new streaming service, giving audiences access to a range of the studio's films, but one controversial title will remain locked away: "Song of the South."

On Sunday morning, President Trump declared Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, dead at a press conference in the White House.

A trial began last week in which Exxon Mobil is accused of misleading investors — and the public — about how climate change regulations would affect its operations.

Last week, officials from the Department of Housing and Urban Development admitted that they purposefully delayed sending hurricane relief to Puerto Rico.

Many parents and teachers think homework needs to be reduced, or even eliminated, for elementary school children. 

At the heart of many of these protests are the increasing level of inequality and distrust, and disgust, with the inner workings of government.

But his diminished standing in government could have implications for the passage of the USMCA.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph stars in “Dolemite is My Name,” a new movie out this month that underscores the cultural significance of the blaxploitation era in Hollywood.

Voter suppression is a longstanding issue in Ohio, and advocates say this case demonstrates the danger posed to voters ahead of 2020.

October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month. While domestic violence affects all kinds of people, immigrant women face a unique set of challenges in getting help and support. 

But the rule does fall short of removing all lead water pipes.

The city is trying to reduce gun violence by identifying and working with the most vulnerable community members using counseling, nonviolence training, and conflict mediation.