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In today's On the News segment: California is still suffering with an extreme drought, and more.

A Truthout investigation reveals a video prepared by the Israeli military to justify the destruction of Gaza's Al Wafa Hospital was bogus.

The EPOP for college grads has fallen by 0.6 percentage points over the last year.

A battle is brewing in The Hamptons, where the wealthy and the super wealthy square off against one another over traffic.

One of the less well-known projects of the West is to convince developing countries that they need to convert traditional approaches to agriculture.

Right-to-work laws not only sap government revenue in the form of reduced tax receipts, but they also increase government spending in outlays for food stamps and the earned income …

Celebrating Labor Day should mean commemorating the key role unions played in winning benefits we take for granted now; and more.

The Elders, are a group of leaders who were brought together in 2007 by Nelson Mandela to use their "independent, collective experience and influence to work for peace, poverty …

“Even the slightest chance of an oil spill in a Marine Protected Area far outweighs any potential benefit to the state,” said State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson.

Students eat veal marinated with mushrooms and broccoli followed by a cucumber and tomato salad; for dessert, an apple tart.