Todd Zwillich

On Sunday in Las Vegas, a gunman carried out the worst mass shooting in U.S. history, leaving nearly 60 people dead and over 500 injured.

A new term at the Supreme Court begins today, here's a rundown of cases to watch. 

On Sunday, Catalonia held an independence referendum, disregarding intense opposition from the Spanish government. 

Some 13 days after Hurricane Maria, residents in Puerto Rico are still dealing with widespread power outages, and long lines for food, water, and gasoline.

The National Association for Amateur Radio (ARRL) is sending a group of volunteer ham radio operators to Puerto Rico to connect disaster survivors with family members.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments in a case that could deal blow to public sector unions. 

While funding won’t run out immediately, the issue was sidelined by Republican efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare, and some states could potentially run out of funding by December.

Reviews of the new drama "Victoria and Abdul," the action flick "American Made," and the new Netflix original, "Our Souls at Night."

"We invade countries that are hostile to us quicker than we saw this humanitarian invasion that we so desperately needed in Puerto Rico," says Rep. Darren Soto.

When it comes to aiding Puerto Rico, a decades-old maritime policy called the Jones Act has challenged recovery efforts after Hurricane Maria. 

Puerto Rico's cultural ambassadors are fighting for their island from a distance. Author Esmeralda Santiago reflects on the heartache of the Puerto Rican diaspora after Hurricane Maria.

Behind the scenes, former Goldman Sachs executive Gary Cohn has been working to pave the way for Trump’s tax plan.

A new investigation by ProPublica looks at how black Americans in the south have been lured into predatory bankruptcy practices.

In the wake of kneeling protests, Rich Lowry, editor of the conservative National Review, explains why patriotism is such a key value for President Trump's base. 

After decades of activism, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia lifted a longstanding ban on women driving. Though it's welcomed news to many, women in the Kingdom still lack a variety of rights.

Louisiana is one of two states where defendants can be convicted without unanimous juries, a tradition that stems from a history of white supremacy in the state.

President Donald Trump endorsed incumbent Luther Strange in the Alabama Republican Senate primary runoff. Voters chose his opponent, Roy Moore.