Ellen Frankman

There are 567 federally recognized Native tribes in this country. But many of the labels foisted upon them do not match how Natives actually view themselves.

There is a complex transformation afoot in America's collective religious identity. 

They're maligned and abused in public, yet are the object of obsession on reality television. Who are the so-called 'elite,' and why do we love to hate them?

President Trump's pick to serve as the director of the C.I.A. Gina Haspel is expected to be challenged about her role in the agency's use of controversial interrogation tactics.

On Tuesday, Republicans and Democrats poured out to the polls for primary races in four states, Indiana, North Carolina, Ohio, and West Virginia.

A producer behind Childish Gambino's video for 'This is America' breaks down the creative process behind the viral hit. 

The American perception of the working class has traditionally been associated with the image of a white, male industrial worker. But changing realities are complicating that picture.

Johnson was arrested in 1913 for driving across state lines with his white girlfriend. The Nation's Dave Zirin argues that Johnson's family should refuse a presidential exoneration.

"Ghost Boys" novelizes the experience of police brutality, when a young black child is shot by an officer mistaking his toy for a weapon.

President Trump told reporters he would announce plans to potentially strike Syria within a few days of the chemical gas attack that killed more than 40 civilians.

Mark Zuckerberg testified for five hours at an open congressional hearing in the wake of a massive data breach scandal affecting upwards of 87 million users.

Freshman Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch was appointed following the death of a notably conservative jurist. But conservatives aren't complaining about the replacement.

An attack at YouTube HQ in California on Tuesday points to an alarming increase in workplace homicides.

Fears of a burgeoning trade war between the U.S. and China sent markets tumbling and are keeping manufacturers on edge.

In a tweet on Wednesday afternoon, President Trump announced that he will be replacing his secretary of Veterans Affairs. 

Ransomware attacks, like the one that took government services offline in Atlanta last week, are becoming an increasingly common threat for cities across the U.S.

On Monday night, the Commerce Department formally announced that it will add a citizenship question to the 2020 census form.

The city of Sacramento is coming off of days of protest and anguish after an unarmed black man was shot dead by police.

New legal scrutiny is being applied to reports of stifling non-disclosure agreements that have kept White House staffers and porn stars from talking about the president.

With National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster on the outs, President Trump has picked John Bolton as his replacement. But what to make of his past remarks about "regime change?"