Andres O'Hara

While Utah's law banning conversation therapy goes into effect today, a dozen of states have proposed new bills that many believe are discriminatory against transgender minors. 

President Trump is no stranger to using his influence to seek favors. It’s a strategy that is not out of the ordinary in the world where he made his fortune, New York real estate.

There is now a rise in the number of deaths and overdoses from methamphetamine and cocaine.

Some newspapers are rethinking not only their endorsement process, but their entire editorial and opinion sections altogether.

Pollsters are watching whether Bloomberg’s ad campaign has the potential to overshadow candidates who have more of a grassroots following.

In Virginia, Democrats flipped the House and Senate in November, and now hold full control of the state government for the first time in a generation.

Federal agencies would no longer have to take climate change into account when measuring the environmental impact of major infrastructure projects.

Tens of thousands of students across the country have been defrauded by for-profit colleges.

According to the Department of Health and Human Services, last year the number of children in foster care decreased for the first time since 2011.

The Trump administration announced a series of rule changes last year, and on Wednesday, the final rule was announced. 

With so few examples of impeachment in our history, it can become unclear what exactly impeachable conduct is, and what the framers intended with it.

With the impeachment proceedings dominating the news, the Democratic candidates campaigning and debating, this year, it seems impossible to avoid politics.

There has been a resurgence of dishes championed by Native American and indigenous cooks and chefs that are breaking into the mainstream.

Most Americans might not know that federal law allows certain employers to pay people with disabilities far less than the minimum wage, trapping them in poverty.

Yesterday, Swedish prosecutors dropped their investigation of rape and sexual assault allegations against Julian Assange.

This week, while all eyes have been focused on the impeachment hearings in the House, two monumental cases are being argued at the Supreme Court.

Georgetown, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Virginia Theological Seminary are creating scholarships, while Harvard, Yale, and Brown have admitted to benefiting from the slave trade.

One term that recently made its way into the demographic lexicon is getting lots of attention, and pushback: Latinx. 

Roughly 12 percent of census tracts around the country are being reclassified as opportunity zones, including almost all of Puerto Rico. 

Guns and gun parts are sold openly on some of the internet's biggest platforms.