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The country is set to execute 14 men, including Mujtaba'a al-Sweikat, who was only 17 when he was sentenced to death five years ago.

Attorneys general in 18 states are suing DeVos over a rule to protect student loan borrowers.

The Japanese government is claiming illnesses are due to psychological stress not radiation from the Fukushima meltdown.

Enrollment in Health Savings Accounts has skyrocketed to nearly 20 million people, but there's a catch.

Even voters who bought into Trump's reputation as tough-talking deal-maker are starting to glimpse the truth.

Maria de Jesus Patricio Martinez, a Nahua indigenous healer, is a Zapatista spokesperson and presidential candidate for the 2018 elections in Mexico.

A new bill that would increase protections for workers is making its way through committees in the California legislature.

The court overturned a lower court ruling guaranteeing benefits to the spouses of gay and lesbian public employees.

Many families of color depend upon the kinship networks that the travel ban does not recognize as bona fide.

Private censorship poses a risk to the free expression of Internet users.