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Former Ohio State wrestlers continue to accuse Congressman Jim Jordan of turning a blind eye toward sexual harassment in the school's athletics department.

President Donald Trump's first official visit to the U.K. since he was elected is expected to be marked by widespread protests.

We continue our police series by looking at the way authorities throughout the country are using our DNA for their criminal investigations.

Millions of young people take unpaid internships at industries all over the country every summer, congress included.

As we look into New York Police Department's gang database, we speak with someone who says he is included, but does not deserve to be on it.

The money is supposed to help insurance companies balance the costs between lower-risk, cheaper enrollees and higher risk patients. 

The nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court points to The Federalist Society, a right wing think tank which has been influential in shaping the judiciary for decades.

Eight boys out of the cave, five remain to be rescued. 

A landmark ruling in Tennessee makes it unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment for the state to revoke a person's driver's license for failure to pay court fees.

With Amazon falling under criticism for selling their face recognition technology to law enforcement, we speak with a developer who refuses to sell his technology to authorities.

Exploring how the new citizenship question will play out in upcoming weeks.

E Pluribus Unum — Out of Many, One — is inscribed on the Great Seal of the United States. But do Americans share a common identity unique to this country? We explore that idea.

For the nearly 2,000 Puerto Rican evacuees living on the mainland US with help from FEMA's hotel voucher program, uncertainty is a constant as the agency prepares to stop giving aid.

Beth Fertig, senior reporter with WNYC, speaks with us about Yeni, a Guatemalan migrant woman who was separated from her children by the Trump Administration.

As we head into July 4th, our big question today is this: are you feeling patriotic this year?

London Breed will be the first woman of color to lead San Francisco. 

Remember the photos of junk food in aid boxes after Hurricane Maria? A researcher says her data shows even the "healthier" food exceeded the recommended fat, sugar and salt intakes.

Mexico’s elections were decided on Sunday after months of controversy, corruption, and unprecedented levels of violence towards politicians and candidates. 

A federal judge demanded all separated children be reunited with their parents but the Trump Administration and its bureaucracy does not have a solid plan or infrastructure established.

When Arnaldo Rios Soto was confronted by police last year, the incident revealed how people of color are less likely to receive adequate care for developmental disabilities.