Todd Zwillich

President Trump addressed more than 35,000 Boy Scouts on Monday. His politically-charged speech has set off outrage among some inside and outside the organization. 

Under President Trump, the Justice Department is trying to purge voter roles, according to Vanita Gupta, former head of the DOJ's civil rights division under President Obama.

What started as a friendly relationship has turned sour between President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions. 

Mass prayer protests have been taking place in East Jerusalem over the past week — a response to the recent installation of metal detectors by Israeli officials at the al-Aqsa Mosque.

Senate Republicans are trying yet again to repeal the Affordable Care Act.

Baseball should be seen as America's pastime in the broadest sense — including Central and South America, says Sports Editor Dave Zirin. 

Why do we go to space? Not just to look back on our pale blue dot. Space exploration is one of the most powerful signals of a strong economy.

As Trump-Russia investigation heats up, several members of the president's inner circle could face criminal charges. How far does the president’s power to pardon go? Find out here.

Congress has come to an agreement on new sanctions against Russia. The sanctions are relatively straightforward, but the bill also constrains President Donald Trump’s executive powers.

Over the weekend in San Antonio, Texas, at least nine people died after being found inside a sweltering semi-trailer that was parked in a Walmart parking lot.

Uncertainty from Washington is destabilizing a healthcare market that is already struggling to keep costs affordable, according to Marguerite Salazar, Colorado's healthcare commissioner.

The controversy over the expansion of a U.S. Marine base in Okinawa has pitted locals, concerned about noise, the environment and crime, against U.S. officials.

Reviews of the new films hitting the box office this weekend, including "Dunkirk," the comedy "Girls Trip," and the sci-fi adventure "Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets."

Fifty years ago, violence erupted in Detroit as tensions between the African American Community and police boiled over. 

A post-election report from the South Carolina State Election Commission found nearly 150,000 attempts to penetrate the state’s voter registration system on Election Day.  

The Trump administration is taking a hammer to the infamous MS-13 gang. But is the federal government suited for the challenge?

Reports emerged this week that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to shut down the State Department office that coordinates cyber issues with other countries. 

Proposed legislation similar to the North Carolina "bathroom bill" is being debated by Texas senators today, and reveals a divide among Texas Republicans.