Ellen Frankman

A protester tells us about the fight over tribal rights, private land and a pipeline.

Sending humans to Mars may no longer be a fantasy relegated to big budget blockbusters.

Aid is coming slowly to the remote parts of southwestern Haiti destroyed by Hurricane Matthew.

How do you teach the election when it has become largely confined to personal attacks that are inappropriate for many young Americans?

The death toll from Hurricane Matthew has surpassed 300 in Haiti, with reports that the entire southern coast of the country has been completely devastated by the storm.  

After being slapped with a $14 billion penalty by the U.S. Justice Department for behavior surrounding the subprime mortgage crisis, Deutsche Bank is struggling to survive.

Delegates from 25 countries, both Arctic and non-Arctic, gathered in the nation's capital on Wednesday to hash out plans for better understanding climate effects in the region.

Springer argues that, like an ad for a new car, Trump is using grandiosity, superlatives, and repetition to lure voters in — a winning combination in our entertainment-obsessed culture.

Writer Kio Stark has spent years striking up conversations with people who fall under the ominous "stranger" category, and she's found that often more good comes from it than not.

In Pakistan's Swat Valley, 23-year-old Neelam Ibrar Chattan started a campaign she calls "Peace for a New Generation" to promote education among boys and girls in the region.

A reporter who contracted the Zika virus talks about what it's like to have the disease, and how little he knows about how it will affect him in the future.

The Donald J. Trump Foundation is coming under scrutiny after it was revealed that Trump took credit for donations that were not his and stopped giving to the charity entirely in 2008. 

Hillary Clinton has been diagnosed with pneumonia. Neither presidential candidate has shared much about their health. How much right do they have to keep their health private?

When you want a car from Uber, but see surge pricing, how likely are you to take the ride anyway? Uber knows what you are likely to do — and how much you’ll be willing to pay.

One woman is working to bring ultrasounds to pregnant women in remote areas of the Democratic Republic of Congo, along with testing for malaria, HIV, and anemia.

"Zika is unprecedented and unfortunately it's going to be around for years to come, that's why it's so important that we invest now," says CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden.

Dilma Rousseff is awaiting an impeachment vote after being accused of moving funds between government budgets to hide Brazil's deficit. 

Christianne Boudreau's son was radicalized and died fighting for ISIS. Now she leads the group Mothers for Life, which works to help other families who have lost a child to terrorism.

The Clinton Foundation continues to come under fire from the GOP, but now some on the left argue that Hillary Clinton must shutter the organization if she wants to win in November.

After nearly six years and at least 10,000 deaths, and hundreds of thousands fallen ill, the UN has acknowledged its role in causing the cholera outbreak in Haiti.