Todd Zwillich

Ohio voters killed a resolution aimed at lowering drug costs in the state. The pharmaceutical industry spent more than $50 million to oppose it.

The Pentagon is supposed to report felonies to the federal gun database, but the Air Force has admitted that an oversight lapse made it easier for gunman Devin Kelley to buy his weapons.

In Oklahoma, an alternative to incarceration is raising red flags about how offenders are treated, and who profits. 

Solar and other renewable energies are beginning to shape the way we live. 

National outrage moved Puerto Rico's power authority to cancel a contract with Whitefish Energy. But another deal with Cobra Acquisitions is raising similar concerns.

The arguments for and against Senate Bill 4 in Texas could determine the future of immigration policy. 

Yesterday, Democrats won big in elections across the country. One year after President Donald Trump's election, what should we make of these results?

After Puerto Rico's infrastructure was severely damaged by Hurricane Maria, Veterans Affairs workers are fighting to get their patients on the island the care they need. 

On Friday, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was attacked by a neighbor and suffered five broken ribs. Details surrounding the dispute that led to the attack remain unclear. 

Debbie Bolf lost her best friend in the Texas shooting on Sunday. That woman, Karla Holcombe, was killed along with seven of her family members.

Columbia's Dr. Carl Hart says the “hysteria” around this crisis is only making it harder to solve, and that Americans must understand that this is not a crisis of addiction.

The lessons we learned from extremist cults decades ago could be used to fight ISIS recruitment today.

On Friday, President Donald Trump left for a 12 day trip to Asia that will take him to Japan, South Korea, China, Vietnam, and The Philippines.

On Election Day, New Yorkers will go to the polls to decide whether to hold a Constitutional Convention, which hasn’t happened in 50 years.

President Trump’s pick to head the Department of Agriculture, Sam Clovis, withdrew his nomination on Wednesday, after being linked to Robert Mueller’s ongoing Russia investigation.

On Thursday, House Speaker Republican Paul Ryan today revealed the GOP's long-awaited tax plan.