Meg Dalton

Across the globe, dozens of companies can now log the precise locations of millions of consumers through their mobile phones.

Has the law achieved what it set out to do?

Many are calling out the most recent Star Wars for teasing LGBTQ representation and then not following through in a meaningful way.

Hundreds of thousands of voters could soon be ineligible to vote in Wisconsin and Georgia. 

Americans received more than 5 billion robocalls in November alone, according to the robocall blocking app YouCall.

The new film is coming under fire for its portrayal of real-life reporter Kathy Scruggs. 

Last Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aiming to curb anti-semitism in the U.S.

The luggage and lifestyle brand is just the latest millennial tech company to be called out for its cutthroat work culture.

Last Wednesday, officials in the Florida Keys said it might be too expensive to protect some of the island from rising seas brought by climate change. 

To commemorate its 70th anniversary, leaders of the 29 member countries are gathering in London this week. 

The National Justice Institute estimates that 84 percent of Native American women experience violence in their lifetime.

New reporting found that Amazon's average serious injury rate was more than double the national average for its industry.

In early October, a Hard Rock Hotel under construction in New Orleans collapsed, injuring dozens and killing three. 

Fifty years ago this month, a group of Native American activists launched a 19-month occupation of Alcatraz Island in the San Francisco Bay.

In the past 15 years, more than 2,000 newspapers have shuttered across the United States. 

President Donald Trump recently pardoned three military officers who were convicted or accused of war crimes. 

Fiona Hill, the former top Russia adviser to the Trump White House, and David Holmes, a political counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, are at Capitol Hill this morning. 

An investigation from the Associated Press found that almost 1,700 dams pose potential risk for failure in 44 states and Puerto Rico. 

The House Intelligence Committee will hear testimony from eight more witnesses over the next three days.

An investigation from the New York Times unveiled new insight into China’s mass detention of as many as a million ethnic minorities in the western region of Xinjiang.