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The case that will determine if the boundaries of Indian reservations can be redrawn by judicial fiat.

According to a new study, oil and gas wastewater disposal has been tied to a series of earthquakes in California for the first time.

Groups opposing tighter state campaign finance rules coach their local supporters on how to battle disclosure of political donors.

More than 1,300 of borrower claims involve federally-guaranteed loans.

Sanders and Clinton often use similar rhetoric when discussing Wall Street, but their financial policies are far from the same.

Throughout the Obama administration, the divide between Congress and the White House has been growing steadily wider.

New evidence suggests supporting in-state startups and existing local companies is more effective in building strong economies.

Reverend Edward Pinkney continues to serve a prison sentence for organizing against the first Emergency Manager in Flint.

A shocking new investigation about private prisons has revealed dozens of men have died in disturbing circumstances inside these facilities.

In today's On the News segment: The DC Circuit Court of Appeals agreed that corporations, not taxpayers, should pay to clean up their own disasters; Maine will get to …