Ellen Frankman

A new study has found that Citizens United has had an impact not only on elections, but on judicial decisions in the courtroom.

"Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist" ran on Comedy Central in the mid-90s, and creator Jonathan Katz is reviving the character as the TV show celebrates its 20th anniversary.

FBI Director James Comey fears that technology will soon become so sophisticated that authorities will not be able to gain access.

When you fill up your car this weekend, you'll notice that gas is cheaper, down 20 cents a gallon in the last month.That's because of a drop in the price of oil, now below $85 a barrel.

Opening next week is "Disgraced," a new Broadway play that centers on two couples grappling over issues of faith, family and the politics of both.

Stuart Bowen, who was tapped by President Bush to be special inspector general for Iraq's reconstruction, has discovered that over a billion dollars has been stolen from Iraq.

A senior health director for the International Rescue Committee says there needs to be more international coordination, but West African communities also have the power to end Ebola.

A second healthcare worker in Texas has been diagnosed with the disease, and the World Health Organization predicts that there will be 10,000 new Ebola patients per week by December. 

Years after foreclosing on a property, former homeowners can't escape the relentless knock of debt collectors.

Under a new procedure, doctors can prevent a woman with a family history of early onset Alzheimer's from passing on to her child any chromosomes that carry the disease.

The city of Dallas, Texas again finds itself at the center of an epidemic that once seemed a world away.

Anita is one of the three women we're following in our series "Under Her Skin: Living with Breast Cancer." At 55, she's a portrait of a woman who knows herself inside and out.

The Islamic State is targeting Iraq's water resources as it fights to take control of the country, flooding some citizens out of their homes.

78.8 is the newest, and highest, year of life expectancy for Americans to date. But cabaret singer Marilyn Maye has surpassed that number, and at age 86, she is still singing strong.

One CEO explains why a little bit of crazy goes a long way when it comes to building a business.

Turkey has said their forces will not get more deeply involved in the conflict—a position that's frustrating many in Washington.

Daniel Rodriguez is an Iraq and Afghan war veteran first, and a collegiate football player second.

After Pope Francis performed 20 weddings this year for couples considering themselves to be "living in sin," bishops are meeting this week to evaluate the Church's view on family life. 

October's docket includes cases concerning the First Amendment protection for a Facebook post, religious facial hair and Abercrombie and Fitch's dress code - but not gay marriage.