Georgetown, Princeton Theological Seminary, and Virginia Theological Seminary are creating scholarships, while Harvard, Yale, and Brown have admitted to benefiting from the slave trade.

It’s been five years since the Flint water crisis was thrust into the national spotlight.

On Wednesday, televised impeachment hearings begin in the House of Representatives.

The number of people who died trying to cross the Wall is a matter of dispute, but most historians put the figure at 140.

Rodney Reed has spent two decades on death row for a murder he maintains he did not commit. New evidence has led to urgent calls to give him a reprieve.

A new Reveal investigation shows the complexities of the U-Visa process.

One term that recently made its way into the demographic lexicon is getting lots of attention, and pushback: Latinx. 

The board of commissioners for Citrus County, Florida recently rejected a library's request to renew its New York Times subscription, with one commissioner calling the daily "fake news."

A tight gubernatorial race Mississippi ignites a conversation about the states electoral process.