Todd Zwillich

A mob descended on Venezuela’s opposition-dominated National Assembly on Wednesday.

President Trump can expect a familiar brand of right-wing populism in the country as he attends a summit for the Three Seas Initiative. 

Has the American auto industry peaked? As car companies scale back production, a potential jobs shortage threatens the Trump administration's plan for a U.S. manufacturing renaissance.

As tensions with North Korea escalate, we look at how the people and countries within the range of North Korean missiles, from South Korea to Hawaii, are responding and preparing.

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Volvo will transition to electric and hybrid vehicles starting in 2019. What does the shift from cars solely fueled by gasoline or diesel tell us about the automotive industry's future?

Earlier this year, Hawaii began overhauling its disaster preparedness and nuclear contingency plans as it confronts the reality of a more hostile North Korea.

In Wayne County, Georgia, a landfill was set to be filled with toxic coal ash on a daily basis. The local newspaper and people fought back to stop the dumping.

A federal court ruled that the Trump administration improperly suspended an Obama-era rule on methane emissions. This could be the first of many legal challenges for the current EPA.

Starting July 5, the Department of Veterans Affairs will offer emergency mental health services to veterans without honorable discharges. For many, the changes don't go far enough. 

Experts have indicated that a missile launched by North Korea late Monday was the country's first successful test of a weapon capable of reaching the United States. 

A former U.S. ambassador to NATO calls President Trump’s refusal to investigate Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election "a dereliction of the basic duty to defend our country.”  

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Hawaii has the highest rate of homelessness in the U.S. Some are looking to communal living in semi-permanent camps as a solution, but the state doesn't see it that way.

In the latest installment of the series "Uncomfortable Truths," a white woman talks to her adopted black brother about the differences — and similarities — in their childhoods.

Last week, a voter fraud commission set up by President Trump sent out voter information requests to every state. At least half of them are pushing back or refusing to comply.