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The area presents a fertile recruiting ground for the Islamic State, and failure to control the spread of ISIS could spell trouble for Israel.

Ted Cruz's foreign policy advisor explains how the candidate would confront ISIS, deal with Iran, and be America's steward throughout the world.

Less than a week away from the Iowa caucuses, we look at just how important this next week is for the 2016 race. 

Young workers seeking public transportation and walkable cities are changing the suburban landscape.

This week, one American could walk away with a Powerball ticket worth $1.5 billion. But according to math, you're not going to win.

With Congress back from winter break, Takeaway Washington correspondent Todd Zwillich looks ahead to what's on the Congressional docket in 2016. 

In 2003, Iraqi politician Ahmad Chalabi helped persuade the United States to invade Iraq. He died at his home in Baghdad on Tuesday at the age of 73.

As digital payments and the use of credit and debit cards increase, Sweden might do away with paper money and coins all together. Could the rest of the world go cashless?

The host of Gun Talk Radio, the only nationally syndicated radio show about firearms, condemns mass shootings, but doesn't believe the U.S. should make it harder for people to buy guns.

New York is one of 30 states investigating possibilities of consumer fraud and environmental violations of Volkswagen's environmental deceptions.

Does Rep. McCarthy indeed have the chops to succeed where Boehner failed and unify a splintered Republican House?

The U.S. currently has a cap on the number of refugees it accepts annually—about 70,000, according to the White House.

Dr. Vivian Lee, the CEO of University of Utah Health Care, is working to solve a mystery: What do hospital services actually cost? 

Lawmakers have less than two weeks to vote on the Iran deal, negotiate a budget deal, decide on funding for Planned Parenthood and more. 

Researchers just found the fossils of ancient scorpions, but these weren't the one- to three-inch critters scampering around your campsite. These were bigger -- about 5.5 feet long.

A major corruption scandal and a deep recession stir talk of a revolution in Brazil.

Jon Huntsman, Jr., the former governor of Utah and a prominent Republican, says that Donald Trump's candidacy will drive the GOP into the "ash heap of history."

Iran asked the U.S. for help in managing its over stressed water resources back in 2009—a move that played a large role in cementing a new relationship between the two countries.