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The U.S. stood out for standing its ground on pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement.

Brazil was once lauded for leading the charge against climate change. Now that reputation is under question.

A New York City Councilmember proposed new legislation to require businesses to accept cash, saying that the recent wave of cashless businesses excludes low-income consumers.

And what will it take for the culture within police departments to change?

For the first story in our series "America the Kind," we hear from a retiree going through a terrible loss who found solace in regular conversations with the receptionist at his gym. 

The Senate voted to advance legislation calling for an end to U.S. involvement in the war in Yemen. But questions remain on how committed Congress really is to ending the conflict.

Immigration officials have yet to provide clarity on the number of children having been separated.

Director Barry Jenkins and actor KiKi Layne discuss balancing the romance at the heart of "If Beale Street Could Talk," with broader issues of racism and mass incarceration.

The United States has a reputation for being a beacon of human rights. Is that reputation deserved?

Hundreds of U.S. farmworkers died in workplace accidents between 2011 and 2016 and the federal government can’t launch an investigation to determine who should be held accountable.

Mark Zuckerberg was noticeably absent from a meeting in the UK on Tuesday, where regulators from nine countries demanded answers.

Facebook's number two executive Sheryl Sandberg is coming under increasing criticism from multiple directions.

Senator Hyde-Smith won with roughly 54 percent of the vote.

On Monday, President Trump threatened more tariffs if a trade deal is not reached.

Gov. Jerry Brown commuted Woods' sentence after having spent 21 years behind bars.

A Supreme Court case could dramatically expand the Muscogee Creek Nation's boundaries in Oklahoma and determine whether much of the state is technically reservation land.

Activists have been responding to the economic pressures migrant workers face despite safety and health concerns.

On Sunday, the Russian coast guard fired at three Ukrainian vessels in the Kerch Strait.

Heading to the runoff, Hyde-Smith gets flack for comments about "public hanging."

The California fires also mean a loss of employment for those who depend on service work for their livelihood.