Ellen Frankman

President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski of Peru announced his resignation on Wednesday amid a swirling bribery scandal. 

With the suspected bomber identified, are we any closer to figuring out why he may have perpetrated the attacks?

Six months after Hurricane Maria, thousands of Puerto Ricans have been trying to build a new life on the mainland while living in hotels under a FEMA program. 

Several competitive races will play out in Illinois on Tuesday. In the gubernatorial primary, money is a key factor in the fight to challenge Republican Governor Bruce Rauner.

A convicted terrorist, a prolonged appeal, an investigation spanning continents. How Hamid Hayat's case is testing the reach of the American justice system.

For nearly 25 years, a radio program has broadcast calls from families of Colombia’s kidnapped, sending messages of love and support to missing loved ones who might be listening.

Residents have been subjected to a fierce, ongoing aerial strikes and ground fighting, and have been denied healthcare as hospitals, clinics, and ambulances have been repeatedly bombed. 

Upcoming primaries in states like Illinois, Arizona, and Mississippi will indicate whether Democrats can rally around the future of their party and retake seats held by Republicans.

Gary Cohn, the chief economic adviser to President Trump, has spent a year fighting nationalist economic policies from within the White House. But on Tuesday, he announced he'll resign.

A new investigation finds firearms manufacturer Taurus has sold an estimated 955,796 defective guns that fire unintentionally when they're dropped, bumped, or when the safety is on. 

A look at the tactics that ICE is currently using to arrest and detain individuals, and how they have changed from under the Obama Administration.

As his security clearance is downgraded, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser is under fire for his business dealings.

According to the U.N. Refugee Agency, more than 5.4 million Syrians have fled the country since civil war broke out in 2011.

There are dozens of gun control measures to choose from, but could they pass, and would they actually help curb violence if they did?

As violence against Syrian civilians continues, one journalist give her perspective on what it means to be Syrian and see your home come apart at the seams.

The new congressional map drawn by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court could help Democrats win the U.S. House of Representatives this fall.

Girl Scouts in Georgia are hoping to rename the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge for Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts. Talmadge was a segregationist governor of Georgia.

Now that Sam Brownback is officially serving as an ambassador for the Trump administration, Republican Jeff Colyer is the new governor of Kansas. Is Colyer up for the task? 

After getting the go-ahead from President Trump, House Republicans made the GOP memo public on Friday.