Todd Zwillich

Educators across the state of Oklahoma are threatening to walk out after a decade without a raise. 

“Children of Blood and Bone” is a young adult fantasy novel featuring a cast of all black characters who journey on an epic adventure to restore magic to their African land.

Residents of a small, majority African American town in Alabama claim that a nearby landfill caused serious physical and mental illnesses. This week, the EPA dismissed their complaint. 

Reviews of the new releases hitting the box office this weekend, including "The Strangers: Prey at Night" and "A Wrinkle in Time."

The president's new steel and aluminum tariffs may only be a precursor to a bigger action against China.

"Black 14" tells the story of student athletes who were dismissed from the University of Wyoming's football team for taking a stance against racial discrimination. 

This year, the U.N. Women's organization is hoping to transform the momentous amount of female activism from the #MeToo movement into a broader push for gender equality.

Despite years of doctors prescribing opioids for pain relief, a new study has found that non-opioid medications are a better alternative.     

The Winter Paralympics begin in PyeongChang tomorrow — we have the athletes you can't miss, plus why coverage, sponsorship, and language are so important to the Games. 

Upcoming primaries in states like Illinois, Arizona, and Mississippi will indicate whether Democrats can rally around the future of their party and retake seats held by Republicans.

Chicago organizers want more guarantees that locals won’t be pushed out of the community because of Obama Presidential Center, which is scheduled to open in 2020. 

The Trump Administration is suing California over its so-called sanctuary state laws, saying the state is making it impossible for the federal government to enforce immigration laws.

Gary Cohn, the chief economic adviser to President Trump, has spent a year fighting nationalist economic policies from within the White House. But on Tuesday, he announced he'll resign.

West Virginia's historic teacher strike has come to an end, with state workers securing a 5 percent raise, as well as a promise to address growing health care premiums.

A new book co-written with a member of the award-winning Spotlight investigative team tells the story of a young woman who survived sexual assault at her elite prep school. 

Internal NYPD files show that hundreds of officers who committed the most serious offenses — from lying to grand juries to physically attacking innocent people — got to keep their jobs. 

A new investigation finds firearms manufacturer Taurus has sold an estimated 955,796 defective guns that fire unintentionally when they're dropped, bumped, or when the safety is on.