Oliver Lazarus

With fighters on both sides linked to groups that have received American weapons and training, the recent violence raises questions about America's continued involvement in the region.

As the EPA gets ready to clean up a radioactive site along the Missouri River, there are questions about Scott Pruitt's long term vision for the federal superfund program.

Though the number of apprehensions are down, new figures suggest that the U.S.-Mexico border is more dangerous than ever.

After a Supreme Court decision, Pennsylvania lawmakers have just days to agree to a new map of congressional districts.

A migrant boat that capsized last week points to a broader trend of Pakistanis migrating to Europe. 

As the U.S. escalates an anti-immigration agenda, Canada is taking steps to tell immigrants in the U.S. that they might not be welcome in the country. 

As workers in white-collar industries are increasingly unionizing, organizing efforts in lower wage industries have failed. 

In Yemen, secessionist fighters in the southern part of the country have taken over the government’s de facto capital of Aden.

During his first year in office, President Trump's preferred method of remaking the government was the executive order. 

From the jungles of Colombia to the suburbs of Ohio, the illegal gold mining trade can be found all over the world.

What actions has President Trump taken in regards to national security during his first year, and is America legitimately safer as a result? 

From the Paris climate accords to the Clean Power Plan, the Trump Administration has made many decisions that impact the environment in the first year. 

When President Donald Trump came into office, he inherited around 100 judicial vacancies — nearly twice as many as President Obama had in his first year.

After his first year in office, we assess the Trump Administration across a number of areas. First: The state of the economy under the 45th president. 

Residents of the South African city could be forced to line up for water rations in just a few months. 

This Friday is the deadline to fund the government, and the futures of 800,000 young immigrants are wrapped up in that legislative fight.

Some detainees taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) say they have been threatened with solitary confinement for refusing to work in for-profit ICE facilities.

The mega tech trade show CES wraps up in Las Vegas on Friday. Instead of the flashiest and coolest, we look at the most ridiculous and unnecessary products of CES 2018. 

As the island pushes for statehood, about half of Puerto Rico is still without power, and the police department is in turmoil.

A study out this week finds that, when looking at other wealthy, democratic countries, a child born in the U.S. has a 70 percent greater chance of dying before adulthood.