Todd Zwillich

This week, BuzzFeed published a story full of shocking allegations against R&B singer R. Kelly. The reporter behind that story is Jim DeRogatis, who has been covering Kelly since 2000. 

Though President Trump's overall approval ratings continue to fall, many of his voters continue to support the president 181 days in. 

Six months into the Trump Administration, the majority of Americans think that the Democratic Party only stands against Trump, and has no real message. 

Across the American West, wildfires are occurring more frequently and destroying more land than ever before.

The Miami-Dade Public Library System in Florida is offering a digital program called “checkology” to help kids and teens learn to spot fake news.

The details are still unclear, but after calling 911 to report an alleged assault in an alley outside her home, Justine Damond was shot and killed by a police officer.

As the Republican effort to repeal Obamacare stalls, one of the chief architects of the Affordable Care Act explores the stability of the program.

A day after signing on to extend the Iran Nuclear Deal, the Trump Administration slapped new economic sanctions on 18 Iranian entities and individuals over its ballistic missile program

More than 81 programs will lose a combined $213 million in federal funds, in a budget cut from the Department of Health and Human Services.

Under “qualified immunity,” often no one.

The Trump Administration is hosting “Made in America” week to highlight domestic products and businesses. But removed from the rhetoric, will a manufacturing push help most Americans?

The Republican plan to repeal and replace Obamacare has fallen apart.

A trend toward activism in the WNBA and a liberal political climate in Seattle have made this a popular move for the team.

Deregulation has been a main focus of the Trump Administration, but many of the individuals assigned to roll back regulations are appointees with potential conflicts of interest.

Eight states have now legalized recreational marijuana use. As some start to roll out sales of the drug, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has threatened to enforce the federal ban. 

2016 saw a record 200 killings of people defending their land, forests, and rivers against various industries.