Meg Dalton

This weekend, Louisiana residents re-elected incumbent governor John Bel Edwards.

President Evo Morales, the first indigenous leader of Bolivia, has stepped down following allegations of election fraud.

The House of Representatives kicks off the first round of televised impeachment hearings.

On Wednesday, televised impeachment hearings begin in the House of Representatives.

The board of commissioners for Citrus County, Florida recently rejected a library's request to renew its New York Times subscription, with one commissioner calling the daily "fake news."

The Bureau of Land Management plans to move its headquarters from Washington, DC to Grand Junction, Colorado.

This week, Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman testified before Congress about his concerns that President Trump pressured the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden.

On Sunday morning, President Trump declared Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, dead at a press conference in the White House.

Voter suppression is a longstanding issue in Ohio, and advocates say this case demonstrates the danger posed to voters ahead of 2020.

The latest Trump administration scandal has pushed the impeachment news cycle into overdrive, as mainstream media and right-wing outlets battle over control of the narrative.

More and more businesses are taking a stand on everything from gun control to climate change.

Israel's prime minister announced Tuesday that he will move to annex part of the occupied West Bank if he wins the election next week.

The Fair Pay To Play Act passed through the State Assembly on Monday and has already passed through the Senate. 

A single swipe of your credit card hands your data over to at least a half dozen different types of companies.

It’s been 25 years since the world met Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Joey, Monica, and Phoebe.

Hundreds of patients with severe respiratory illnesses have reported using e-cigarette products.

For the last year, the National Rifle Association has been in turmoil, from financial uncertainty and legal disputes to leadership struggles and the shuttering of NRATV.

Some experts say hurricanes like Dorian are becoming more intense due to global warming.  

In Milliken v. Bradley, the Supreme Court ruled that federal courts could not mandate desegregation across school district boundaries.

On Monday, vice chairman of the Federal Election Commission Matthew Petersen announced his resignation.