A city task force found a potential link between demolitions in Detroit and lead levels of children who live nearby. This is what happened next.

Burkina Faso once looked like a success story for U.S. military aid. But now it’s contending with a growing insurgency, an unfolding humanitarian crisis — and a security force targeting civilians.

Federal scientists want to study how the virus interacts with wildlife—but they say a Trump appointee is stopping them.

How Jeff Sessions made it harder for judges to let immigrants stay in the US.

The president has packed the courts with judges friendly to the Christian Right — and they could roll back LGBTQ rights as we know them.

The president has given fringe anti-abortion groups unprecedented influence.

“This is unrealistically fast-tracked,” a DOI employee who has reviewed the application told POLITICO.

Immigrants detained at an ICE-contracted center in Georgia said they had invasive gynecology procedures that they later learned might have been unnecessary.

Viral hate, election interference, and hacked accounts: inside the tech industry’s decades-long failure to reckon with risk.

Our investigation of thousands of pages of internal-affairs documents raises questions about reform at the beleaguered department.

The coronavirus has made those in women’s prisons still more vulnerable.

The Lighfoot administration intercepted at least $27 million in 2020 from residents’ state tax refunds to collect on debt, disproportionately hitting lower income neighborhoods and communities of color.

It may take decades to see the worst effects of global warming. Yet Jim Reilly, the director of the US Geological Survey, is committed to short-term thinking.

While some companies do everything to escape accountability, the Fair Food Program proves there’s an alternative.