Todd Zwillich

Many residents in Puerto Rico are still without power and water after Hurricane Maria, and are devising creative solutions to keep themselves and their neighbors alive. 

While the FBI has received more than 2,000 tips about Stephen Paddock, authorities still haven't uncovered a motive behind the massacre.

One man argues that domestic violence, harassment, and sexual abuse should be discussed as a "men's issue" rather than as "women's issue."

A new investigation finds that Rep. Tom Marino, the president's choice for White House Drug Czar, pushed for legislation that would make it harder to reign in opioid manufacturers.

With Harvey Weinstein, the nation has learned that yet another man has used his position of power to intimidate and exploit women. Across America, people are speaking out. 

A look at the fight for Kirkuk between Kurdish and Iraqi forces with the woman who oversaw the region for the U.S. government.

This weekend's deadly attack is  undermining stability in Somalia, a nation that was already battling famine and drought while also trying to overcome a decade of violence.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has sent a hate crimes lawyer to Iowa to help prosecute a man for the murder of a gender fluid teenager, a move that's surprised some of his critics. 

An investigation by the Miami Herald has revealed a widespread culture of abuse, guard-incited violence, and administrative cover-ups in the Florida's Department of Juvenile Justice.

Voters in Austria headed to the polls Sunday to vote for a new leader ,and in the end a populist candidate was the victor.

North Korean leaders are fuming after the U.S. and South Korea launched a 10 day special operations exercise this morning off the Korean peninsula.

Over the weekend, massive truck bombs were set off in a populated area of Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. More than 300 people died as a result of the attack.

California requires that home insurance policies include fire protection, but homeowners are increasingly being pushed toward specialty policies, which can leave gaps in coverage.

If you want to understand the American healthcare system, look no further than Malcom Bird. He was charged $629 after his daughter cut her finger, and left the ER with a Band-Aid.

Now that the Obamacare repeal has failed in Congress, President Donald Trump announced two healthcare measures that could create big changes to the Affordable Care Act.

States are responding to opioid crisis with lawsuits, alleging that pharmaceutical companies push prescriptions to a broad range of patients, beyond what FDA has approved. 

Nielsen isn't well known to the public. POLITICO's Eliana Johnson said there are a few reasons why Nielsen — a "third string" official — might have been nominated to the position.