Tanzina Vega

President Joe Biden's cabinet is filling up slowly, but some of his remaining nominees are facing tough questioning from Republicans. 

The sexual assault of boys and men is much more pervasive than we might expect. 

Influencer Logan Paul is the latest example of a mainlander moving to Puerto Rico in search of a financial windfall that rarely extends to Puerto Ricans themselves. 

In the wake of last week’s massive power outages in Texas, a handful of residents are suing the company responsible for the vast majority of the state’s power grid.

A year into the pandemic, some patients, known as “COVID-19 long-haulers,” are still suffering from the virus.

The conversation around police reform needs to also focus on federal law enforcement. 

From Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico to wildfires in California to winter storms in Texas, the failures of U.S. power grids continue to put people at risk.

For decades, Rush Limbaugh used his enormous talk radio platform to denigrate the voices of liberals, feminists, people of color, and the LGBTQ community.

We spoke to Adriene Mishler about her advice for reconnecting with our bodies.

After a year locked down in our homes, many people are reporting an increase in aches, pains, headaches, and a whole host of other physical ailments.

At the end of January, a series of violent actions by school resource officers against Black students in Central Florida led to an outcry in the local education system. 

As many news organizations look for new leaders, the media landscape is changing.

Amid the back-and-forth on remote versus in-person schooling, a troubling trend has emerged: many students have stopped attending school completely.

We discuss what kinds of jobs will be lost and what kinds of jobs will emerge under the Biden administration’s environmental policies. 

Charging hidden fees may be illegal in some states.

As states continue expanding their vaccine priority groups to people in specific age groups and professions, some people with disabilities are finding themselves excluded. 

While the face of the gun rights movement tends to be white conservatives, Black gun owners arming themselves in self-defense are also contributing to a recent firearm industry boom.

The Biden administration has announced it will be removing restrictions on billions of dollars in Hurricane Maria recovery aid to Puerto Rico.

Nahnatchka Khan is best known for her work on "Fresh Off the Boat" and "Always Be My Maybe." This month, she's out with a new sitcom based on the life of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.

The Biden administration is calling for the release of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was sentenced to more than two years in prison on Tuesday.