Todd Zwillich

As traditional crimes reach historic lows, cybercrimes are on the rise and often go unreported. Now, police are struggling to fight these new types of crimes.

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.

Baltimore's federal corruption trial has revealed alarming trends of systematic police corruption. Closing arguments are set to be heard today.

In the wake of several high-profile resignations over sexual misconduct allegations, this week, the House passed new measures intended to deter workplace harassment. 

In April, Israel plans to start deporting tens of thousands of African migrants, mostly from Eritrea and Sudan, if they do not meet a deadline to leave the country.

Amtrak has had a number of fatal accidents over the past few months, raising questions about passenger safety, priorities and investment in infrastructure.

Dacher Keltner, host of PRI's "The Science of Happiness," talks about how the "Three Good Things" practice can foster a deeper appreciation of life's everyday joys.

Restrictions on immigration under the Trump administration are creating concerns about the future of the labor pool for nursing homes, home care agencies, and assisted living facilities.

Girl Scouts in Georgia are hoping to rename the Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge for Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts. Talmadge was a segregationist governor of Georgia.

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

After getting the go-ahead from President Trump, House Republicans made the GOP memo public on Friday. 

Ahead of this Super Bowl weekend, a look at some of the best (or worst?) football movies ever made.

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.