Todd Zwillich

Scientists with Microsoft say they can identify pancreatic cancer in internet users through their search engine queries. 

Harnarayan Singh grew up as the typical hockey-obsessed Canadian kid. Now, he's bringing the game he loves to Punjabi speakers across the country.

Did the Associated Press make the right call when it announced Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee before primary voters in six states went to the polls?

Venezuela is on the brink of collapse as food and medication remain in short supply, and President Nicolas Maduro is refusing to allow humanitarian aid organizations into the country.

According to the Pew Research Center, about half of millennials identify as independents. As demographics shift, how does this generation plan to govern in the future? 

Just days after endorsing Donald Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan is back on the condemnation trail after learning that Trump had made disparaging remarks about a Hispanic-American judge.

An LGBT anti-discrimination bill is splitting the GOP into two camps: Those who are willing to take on the Christian right, and those who won't.

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz says she isn't letting divisive party discourse distract her. But not everyone is as confident that she can unify her splintering party.

Audible boos and cries of "shame" could be heard from the chamber.

After months of delay, Congress has yet to agree on a funding package for Zika virus research. But one group is empowering everyday people to help scientists track mosquitoes.

How does Donald Trump’s rhetoric and haphazard approach affect foreign allies and adversaries around the world?

In this western, it's Speaker Ryan that is refusing to stand down, despite pressure from everyone around him.  

The GOP is still a bit shocked that Donald Trump will really be their party's nominee. At least a few politicians are struggling to get on board, including House Speaker Paul Ryan.

As the path clears for Trump, a look at how his strategy might change in the general election, and whether the #NeverTrump movement will rally around him.

Senators Dick Durbin and Chuck Grassley say they have enough support to pass a criminal justice reform bill that will help reduce the American prison population.

It's primary day in Pennsylvania, and there are 71 Republican delegates at stake. But there's a catch: 54 of those delegates can go to the GOP convention and vote any way they want.

The European Union might need some family therapy as it struggles with the refugee crisis and the threat of terrorism. Is President Obama the right counselor-in-chief for a strained EU?

In the Keystone State, the primary contest has turned into a fight about the future of the U.S. Senate and the Democratic Party, old rivalries, and payback.

A new VICE investigation discovered that migrant workers constructing the Trump International Golf Course in Dubai receive poor pay and live in squalor.