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A troubled migrant shelter was drugging migrant children without consent. A judge ordered the children be moved out of this center and for them to not be drugged without consent.

Marginalization, stigmatization, geographic isolation and poor access to care put Indigenous communities at risk for HIV.

Thousands of reports show only a slice of the whole story.

A look at the violence and unrest in Zimbabwe following preliminary results from the country’s vote.

Just as blueprints on how to print 3-D guns were scheduled to be published online, a federal judge issued an order to block their release. 

With less than 100 days until the midterm elections, Facebook commits to protections against cyber interference.

Tori Cooper, a HIV/AIDS prevention specialist at a health center on the outskirts of Atlanta, talks about challenges getting people treatment in one of the hardest hit areas in the U.S. 

New York City Housing Authority failed to perform lead paint inspections for years and now 130,000 apartments are affected. 

UNAIDS wants to eradicate the AIDS epidemic by 2030. But will complacency impede their progress?

While black babies are two times as more likely than white babies to die before their first birthday, in LA County, the rate is tripled. It's a crisis we've known about for decades.

Author Sarah Smarsh discusses her latest op-ed on what liberals are missing about "Trump Country."

Air marshals have been keeping track of some U.S. citizens who aren't on any terror watch list. Here's how they pick who to follow, and why some marshals are speaking out against this.

A spate of vigilante killings in India has been connected to the country's most popular messaging app. 

The Pakistani elections took place last Wednesday after a contentious election process. We look at the winning candidate, Imran Khan.

A report from New Yorker magazine alleges CBS chief executive sexually harassed six women at CBS. We look at the differences and similarities with this case and other #MeToo situations.

According to this year's Key Findings Report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's County Health Rankings, race and place are driving factors for health outcomes.

The Northern California Carr fires continue to burn across the state.

The community believes the attack was racially motivated, though authorities say they are still looking for evidence of a hate crime.

The fallout from President Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy continues as the government rushes to meet a judge's deadline to reunify separated families.

The shooting of Markeis McGlockton last week has many questioning the merits of "stand your ground" laws.