Todd Zwillich

Investigators used genealogical websites to trace D.N.A. from a years-old crime scene and compared it to online genetic profiles in order to track down the Golden State Killer.

Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega was once hailed as a revolutionary for ending the dynastic Samoza rule in the '70s. But now he faces opposition that may be too difficult to resolve.

About 400 vehicles, part of the highly publicized caravan of Central American migrants, arrived along the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday.

After a Native American man was killed last year, police and prosecutors decided not to pursue hate crime charges, reigniting lingering tensions within the Quinault Nation.

Sexual violence is still widespread in India, and many are furious at the government’s response under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

'Incels,' short for 'involuntary celibates,' are a self-organized group of online trolls and misogynists who order their worldview around a mutual resentment of women.

For the first time in the country’s existence, a North Korean leader crossed the country’s southern border today to meet with South Korean president Moon Jae-in.

Comedian Bill Cosby has been found guilty of sexual assaulting Andrea Constand over a decade ago. This was the second trial in this case, after a jury deadlocked last summer.

Scott Pruitt faced a tense interrogation on Capitol Hill, where he was met with inquiries into his actions as E.P.A. administrator and calls for his resignation. 

Last month, Craigslist shuttered its wildly popular "personals" section, citing a new law targeting sex trafficking online. Sex workers' safety may be at stake.

A look at the latest superhero blockbuster event, "Avengers: Infinity War." The Takeaway's film critic says it has the best Marvel villain he’s seen so far.

America's first national monument dedicated to the victims of racism and lynching has opened its doors in Montgomery, Alabama.

Teachers are planning strikes in Colorado and Arizona for better pay and more funding for schools. Will they continue to enjoy widespread public support?

Right before carrying out a deadly van attack that killed 10 people in Toronto, the suspect in the case, Alek Minassian, invoked 'incel' culture in a Facebook post.

Through a series of shell companies, the Harvard Management Company owns a sprawling agribusiness that's been linked to deforestation and falsified documents.

After searching for more than 40 years, authorities believe they have identified the notorious Golden State Killer, a former police officer living in Citrus Heights, California.

Two years ago, Alice Speri began to investigate complaints of abuse in U.S. immigration detention centers. What she found reveals a staggering amount of neglect.

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has held power in the country for decades, but his recent plan to overhaul social security has driven thousands of protesters to the streets.

For decades, ballroom culture has been a safe haven for young queer people of color, a place where they could safely express themselves in ways society at large would not condone.  

Ronny Jackson, President Trump’s pick to be the new Secretary of Veterans Affairs, faces serious allegations about his conduct in the White House.