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A dozen or more House districts could be redrawn by next year's races.

Regulators aren’t adequately accounting for how extensively vulnerable communities are exposed to contaminated water.

Close elections tend to favor the GOP presidential candidate — but that convention is no more, one analyst claims.

A landmark hearing in Hamburg, Germany, may determine whether climate protections are afforded under the Law of the Sea.

The Federal Trade Commission has taken legal action against several major merger proposals under Lina Khan's leadership.

A study affirms that gender-affirming care significantly reduces suicidality and depression in transgender individuals.

As the migrant influx continues, their efforts shine a light on the need for collective action and federal response.

The Pine Hill Indian Tribe launched a cultural smoking cessation program making a stand against the industry's impact.

Unprecedented growth raises concerns about the future impact of increasingly powerful storms on vulnerable regions.

The bosses who are blocking the auto workers’ demands are also architects of war and oil-driven planetary destruction.