Oliver Lazarus

Teachers in Arizona have rejected Gov. Doug Ducey's offer of a 20% raise and are poised to strike next week, hoping to build momentum for better school funding.

After the longest ever period without a full-time leader, Trump's controversial NASA pick was confirmed on Thursday. 

Comedian Louie Anderson channels the spark and vivacity of his own mother as a character in the new season of "Baskets," on FX.

South Korea confirmed that it is in talks with both American and North Korean officials to negotiate a peace treaty, which would formally end the Korean War after more than 60 years.

Michael Cohen went from working with taxis in Queens to being the president's personal attorney. We trace that history, and look at how it's affecting the fate of the Trump presidency.

I.C.E.'s Philadelphia branch has detained more undocumented immigrants (without criminal convictions) than any of the agency's other 23 offices in the country. 

Part of the Trump administration’s plan to crack down on illegal crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border, includes sending thousands of members of the National Guard to the border.

A new law set to come in effect next month in the E.U. will change how data collection and data usage work. 

At the end of last week, Puerto Rican residents learned that the government will shutter one quarter of schools, and violent crime is on the rise.

A promo compiled by the website Deadspin illustrates how the Sinclair Broadcast Group is finding its influence in local newsrooms that it owns in markets across the country.

A lawsuit brought on behalf of American Samoa's residents argues that their lack of automatic U.S. citizenship may violate the Constitution.

Last month, ProPublica published the first comprehensive, searchable database of 2,685 of Trump’s political appointees, including their lobbying and financial records. 

HBO's latest season of VICE explores what it's like to grow up incarcerated and the current efforts to divert the school-to-prison pipeline.

A three-part Radiolab series examines the evolution of America's border policy, known as Prevention Through Deterrence. 

A new book tries to re-orient our understanding of wildlife, arguing that the urban jungle is made of a lot more than industrial sprawl.

Earlier in March, California lawmakers appointed the first undocumented immigrant to a statewide post.

An estimated 3,000 veterans who have served in the U.S. military have been deported after their service. Many have left their families behind.

A provision in the federal spending bill will most likely have a dramatic effect on the day-to-day lives of thousands of minor league baseball players. 

There are more Trump projects in India than anywhere else outside of the U.S., and there are also reports of corruption and questions of conflict of interest. 

Late last week, a ceasefire deal allowing the evacuation of tens of thousands of civilians and fighters in the besieged area of Eastern Ghouta was agreed to.