Todd Zwillich

The legacy of Barbara Bush, matriarch of an American political dynasty. 

Michael Cohen went from working with taxis in Queens to being the president's personal attorney. We trace that history, and look at how it's affecting the fate of the Trump presidency.

A look at the roots of Islamophobia in the United States with author Khaled Beydoun. 

After six weeks, the trial of three Kansas men plotting to bomb a housing complex of Somali refugees is coming to close.

Seven inmates were killed and 17 more injured in a series of fights that broke out at a maximum security prison in South Carolina on Sunday night.

A diminishing supply of opioid drugs for hospital use is forcing physicians to improvise and potentially puts patients at additional risk.

In one of the largest ever recall of eggs, Rose Acre Farms ordered 206 million eggs off the consumer shelves after health officials traced a salmonella outbreak to one of its farms.

Corey Williams was 16 years old when he was arrested for murder. Despite no physical evidence linking him to the crime, Williams was sentenced to death.

One British war photographer is hoping to reshape the narrative of how victims of conflict are captured on film.

"Ghost Boys" novelizes the experience of police brutality, when a young black child is shot by an officer mistaking his toy for a weapon.

Beth Kobliner, financial literacy advocate and author, gives parents advice on how to talk with their kids about money. 

While President Trump has repeated his claim of a $10-billion net worth, his companies are arguing otherwise, with lawsuits across the country attempting to lower Trump's tax burden.

In 1990, Oklahoma teachers won a big concession from legislators after four days on the picket line. After nine days of protests this year, teachers in Oklahoma are largely unsatisfied.

A U.S.-led coalition executed airstrikes against Syria. But in Damascus, President Bashar al-Assad told reporters he was in a good mood. Was it really 'mission accomplished?'

At home genetic testing through websites like 23andMe and Ancestry.com is extremely popular, but when their data is used to determine disease risk, can consumers trust the results?

Despite a lack of permanent legal status, undocumented immigrants contribute significant amounts of money to state and local coffers, yet they are largely ineligible for benefits.

I.C.E.'s Philadelphia branch has detained more undocumented immigrants (without criminal convictions) than any of the agency's other 23 offices in the country. 

Lawmakers in Virginia return to the capital on Wednesday for a special session to address the state budget, which failed to pass last month because Medicaid expansion was blocked. 

A look at this week’s big movie releases, including the latest video game adaptation "Rampage," starring Dwayne Johnson and Naomie Harris, and horror flick "Truth or Dare."

Staying behind to address his administration's response to the chemical attacks in Syria, Pres. Trump will be the first U.S. president not to attend the Summit of the Americas.