Author and White House correspondent April Ryan talks bout criminal justice reform and racial profiling

Two recent essays on feminism and finances show why we need to reimagine the conversation around home and work

"There is nothing to suggest that delay indicates fraud. Counting every vote takes time," expert says

If Trump uses the justice system to enact revenge, it will be an erosion of the egalitarian promise of democracy

In 2018, Disney will launch its own streaming service — but that doesn't necessarily mean Netflix will suffer

Educators cannot thrive and do their jobs without fear or hesitation in Midwestern schools, teachers say

You know the type — with the red and white tablecloths, straw-covered wine bottles and amazing pasta

The year 2020 arrived with so much promise. Too bad it went all downhill. Here's how I plan to survive the lunacy

A scathing critique of Lolo Jones raises the question: What's the right way to be an Olympic female athlete?

From Pastor Darrell Scott to the performance-art duo Diamond and Silk, Trump’s black backers go on the offensive

"It sounds gross, but I'm going to try it," Kelly Clarkson says

Before defense secretary pick is confirmed, he must pledge to fix a huge disgrace: How we treat transgender members

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer indicated the protests backfired, saying they possibly "created a need to lengthen" her order

The "Prison Break" actor declined an invitation to Russia to protest repressive laws

Barring further revelations, Richard Blumenthal's probably the Democratic nominee for Senate. But if things change?