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

The Department of Justice announced support of a district court ruling that argued the entire ACA was unconstitutional just as Democrats announce new health care legislation.

More than 1.3 million Puerto Ricans are without food stamps, launching a food crisis on the island.

Part of the rise in violence against the Fulani herding population has come because of charges that the nomadic herding group has ties to Islamist militant groups.

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.

Although crime has gone down overall in Miami-Dade County, gun violence disproportionately affects black neighborhoods. 

Following the release of a summary of the Mueller Report, what has the investigation meant for Americans’ trust in our institutions, from the Department of Justice to the media?

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

The federal regulation set to go into effect Tuesday is based mostly on the honor system. 

Judges are increasingly asking the Trump administration to take stock of climate change before moving forward with new leases on federally-held public land.

Lawmakers in New Jersey called off a highly anticipated vote on legalizing recreational marijuana on Monday, anticipating a lack of votes.

More information is coming to light after two Boeing planes crashed in Ethiopia and Indonesia, in the time-span of five months.

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

To deal with its growing refugee problem, Bangladesh is planning to move 100,000 Rohingya Muslims to a small island that might not be able to safely accommodate them.

Last November, Floridians voted to give the right to vote back to felons who had served their sentences. But new bills threaten to disenfranchise almost half of of them again.

Last week, an intense winter storm swept the Midwest. The floods that followed were the worst in 50 years. What can farmers do to protect themselves from extreme weather?

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.

In apparent violation of rules on caring for and holding migrant children with special needs, 'secret' treatment centers were not disclosed, even to the minors’ attorneys.