Todd Zwillich

Severe malnutrition is plaguing Venezuela and the Venezuelan government is participating in a cover up of the crisis by blacking out health statistics.

Conversations about gaps in health insurance coverage often focus on urban and rural communities. But a recent study found that 40 percent of uninsured Americans live in the suburbs. 

There’s been a lot said about the Republican tax plan over the past few weeks and months, and today we’re tackling those claims head on.

A case involving almost 200 people who participated in protests during President Trump's inauguration could have major implications on future protests and free speech. 

One smaller element of the Republican tax bill includes a plan to open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration and drilling. 

In Puerto Rico, the official death toll from the storm is 64. But a new investigation suggests that around 1,000 people died as a result of the hurricane. 

A train derailment along Interstate 5 outside of Olympia, Washington left at least three people dead and sent dozens of others to the hospital on Monday. 

The Navajo Nation filed a lawsuit last week alleging that Wells Fargo specifically targeted the tribe’s citizens to open unnecessary bank accounts in their names.

Many people are convinced that Fox News and other conservative media are trying to encourage President Trump to fire Robert Mueller. 

The Canadian Football League is tiny compared to the NFL, but they're taking the lead on concussion prevention. 

As sea level rise and more powerful storms begin to affect a growing number of areas along U.S. coasts, how can coastal communities plan and prepare for what lies ahead? 

Bitcoin reached another all-time high on Friday. The cryptocurrency has risen more than 1,700 percent since the start of the year, raising concerns about a bubble. 

Of the 26 million businesses in 2014, 95 percent were pass-throughs.

Reviews of the most hotly anticipated movie of the holiday season, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," as well as likely Oscar contender, "Call Me By Your Name," starring Armie Hammer. 

Mexican journalist Emilio Gutierrez sought asylum in the U.S. in 2008 after receiving death threats in Mexico. But he is now on the verge of being deported.

Senator Marco Rubio has threatened to vote “no” on the GOP tax bill unless the child tax credit is expanded.