Amber Hall

"This budget is literally and figuratively a scorched-earth budget," says Gina McCarthy, former head of the EPA. "It really represents an all out assault on clean air, water, and land."

MJ Hegar was the pilot responsible for challenging the Department of Defense's longstanding practice of barring women from ground combat positions. But her fight isn't over. 

Nicholas Glisson died 37 days into an eight year prison sentence while under the care of a private health contractor. 

Part III of the new ABC miniseries "When We Rise" chronicles the story of Richard Socarides, who served as an advisor to President Clinton on gay and lesbian rights. 

The new FCC chair is hostile towards Net Neutrality, but optimism remains strong.

A look at the political calculations that cost Democrats a grassroots movement that brought Barack Obama to the White House. 

After 27 years behind bars for a crime he didn't commit Jules Letemps faces deportation. 

For farmers in Oklahoma it's not just about crops and ranching but also oil and gas. 

With new prosperity and the second largest population of Native Americans in the country, tribes in Oklahoma are shifting power dynamics, despite persistent inequalities. 

Leo Guevara's story is the American dream. He immigrated to America in 2005, became a citizen and started a business. Now he is fearful of the future.

Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett, currently in his fourth term, discusses how he helped turn the city into an example of good governance and strong community. 

Cushing, Oklahoma is known as the oil and gas pipeline crossroads of the world. The community was recently hit by an earthquake, which some say is the result of fracking.

Elliot Earl Williams, an inmate of the Tulsa County Detention Center, laid on the floor of his jail cell, paralyzed, without receiving any help for 51 hours before he died.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans will attend Donald Trump's inauguration. While some are going to protest, others will be heading to the nation's capital to celebrate. 

Activist Heather Cronk says that while President Obama was interested in advancing LGBTQ equality, he did so with some reluctance.

Phillip Chance's decades-long journey through the criminal justice system is an epic story of missed opportunities, political grandstanding, and bad timing.

A look at how Donald Trump's biggest campaign promise will impact those who live and work along the southern border. 

Edwin Day, a former gang member in Chicago, describes the pressure and appeal of gangs and guns. 

Children under the age of 13 were injured or killed in 41 shooting incidents last year in Chicago. But gun violence has plagued the Windy City for decades.