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In today's On the News segment: According to a new study, about 2 million barrels are still trapped on the ocean floor after the 2010 BP oil spill, and …

Investigative journalist Greg Palast details how new voter ID laws risk disenfranchising millions, especially black, Hispanic and Asian-American voters.

The Ayotzinapa Rural Normal School in Guerrero, Mexico, had a long history of student activism well before the 2014 kidnapping of 43 of its students.

Ebola cases have surged in Sierra Leone and the confirmed overall toll has topped 5,000.

In this interview, Bill Ayers speaks with Maya Schenwar about her new book and how we can create a society that doesn't use prison to “solve” its problems.

Europe is the sick man of the global economy once again.

Water shutoffs in Detroit have resumed, targeting the “most vulnerable and poorest” of the city's population, according to UN observers.

The Georgia Senate candidates' most interesting records on equal pay are in business, and they're worth close attention.

The press really doesn't care about the FBI's infringement of the AP trademark to run a fake news story used to ensnare a young suspect.

“The constant calls for a moderate, sensible path that supposedly lies between the extremes of the two parties, but is in fact exactly what Mr. Obama has been proposing.”