T.J. Raphael

Ninety-one prisoners remain at Guantánamo Bay military prison. “It drains military resources, with nearly $450 million spent last year to keep it running,” the president said Tuesday.

Chris Mosier is breaking barriers as the first known transgender man to qualify for any U.S. national team.

In the Indian capital of Delhi, protesters sabotaged a key canal and cut off water to more than 10 million people. At least 19 have been killed and hundreds have been injured.

Writer Keith Holmes and Sandra Morgan, granddaughter of inventor Garrett A. Morgan, discuss the problem-solving prowess of America's greatest black innovators. 

In the land of casinos and big bets, it may be time to rethink the role of Super Pac money.

London Mayor Boris Johnson has announced that he intends to break from U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and support the growing campaign to take Britain out of the European Union.

Donald Trump has made the 2016 election cycle his performance space. Is his campaign the ultimate reality TV show? 

From Broadway to television and the big screen, Mike Nichols was a prolific director. The new HBO documentary "Becoming Mike Nichols" explores his career and legacy.

After the controversy of Bush V. Gore, Florida officials attempted to overhaul the voting process, something that created an entirely new set of problems.

Iraq war vet Kristofer Goldsmith was forced out of the military after missing a flight to Baghdad. The reason he wasn't on that plane? He had attempted suicide the night before.

Antonin Scalia loved to be heard. In oral arguments and written opinions, he joked, he criticized, and he judged. 

Anthony Hemingway, co-executive producer of the "The People Vs. O.J. Simpson," directed a number of episodes of the new series. Here, he reflects on the real case and the new hit show.

Last spring, actor Edward Gero had to capture Scalia's multifaceted personality in "The Originalist," a stage play by John Strand performed at the Arena Stage in Washington D.C.

More than 30 people have been killed in a U.S. airstrike carried out against the self-proclaimed Islamic State.  Is President Obama opening a new front in the war against ISIS?

While most states have passed legislation to prevent cyber harassment, the law often breaks down and fails to protect victims.

The EPA has found that the water in Hoosick Falls, New York has high levels of perfluoroctanoic acid, a man-made chemical used in everything from Teflon to food wrappers.

On Thursday, Pope Francis came out to denounce Donald Trump, saying his plan to build a wall along the border "is not Christian." One pastor says the billionaire has his support.

Want to introduce a plastic water bottle ban in your town? The residents of Concord, Massachusetts have some advice for you. 

At least 28 people were killed in a car bomb in the Turkish capital of Ankara on Wednesday night. The militants accused in the attack are allies of the United States in Syria.

A report from São Paulo, where teams of public health workers are going door-to-door to talk to residents about Zika virus prevention.