Todd Zwillich

Wildfires ripped through Kansas earlier this month. Some area ranchers who voted for Donald Trump say they wish the president was paying more attention to them in their time of need. 

Yale has published research on American opinions of climate change. The data, which was collected over eight years, is the most detailed survey on climate opinion to date.

House Republicans are hoping a vote to pass the American Health Care Act will move forward a day after President Trump was on Capitol Hill to rally support for the legislation. 

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in the County of Los Angeles v. Mendez, testing whether police can be held liable when they needlessly provoke a violent confrontation. 

The battle for Mosul has moved into one of the most densely populated parts of the city, leaving citizens to seek shelter in overcrowded camps.

The 2017 World Happiness Report was released this week, and the U.S. is now ranked as the 14th happiest country in the world. 

Supreme Court Justice Nominee Neil Gorsuch's confirmation hearing continues today. Here's why some say he should be confirmed, and why others believe his nomination should be blocked.

On Thursday morning, the Trump Administration released the “skinny budget,” a blueprint with total spending for each agency and department.

China’s 2017 National People’s Congress concludes this week. Some 3,000 lawmakers convened in Beijing to discuss China’s economic outlook, President Trump, and more.

Some have said that the election of President Donald Trump marks the "rise of the Jacksonian Republicans."

This week, world leaders from Pacific Rim countries are meeting in Chile to discuss the Trans-Pacific Partnership in a era of post-U.S. trade. 

A new podcast examines the history of containers, from their origins in the Vietnam War to today, when containers have changed how we trade and even where we live. 

Healthcare providers, particularly those serving needy populations, are on the front-lines of the healthcare debate.

President Trump now faces two different options when it comes to allegations of wiretapping, "and both of them are kind of equally awful," says Yochi Dreazen, foreign editor at Vox.com.

With five countries either facing or experiencing famine, the United Nations says we're on the brink of the worst humanitarian crisis since 1945.

A new report out shows that hunger and homelessness are serious concerns for some students, even if they are also working and receiving financial aid.

The European Court of Justice ruled this week that employers can ban workers from wearing headscarves in certain conditions.