A red state goes green: How Texas became a pioneer in wind energy
Traditionally conservative state is leading the way in renewable energy. Why? One mayor says it's just good business
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Traditionally conservative state is leading the way in renewable energy. Why? One mayor says it's just good business
We're launching a new series to explore issues facing education in America, including inequality, teacher pay, segregation and beyond
The now-charged officer was responding to a domestic dispute and suicidal call when he fired two shots inside a living room with children in it
The justices' 5-4 decision Friday is a victory for privacy in the digital age
Amber Alert canceled for 15-year-old Brajean Sledge, believed to be with an "armed and dangerous" person of interest
The executive order doesn't necessarily fix all aspects of the family separation issue
A colleague said the victim had a "gut feeling" Walter Radford could harm him
The minors describe a dark, despairing situation
More than 2,000 children have been separated from their parents in recent weeks
"There are many policies on which we have no stand, for or against. We're not on either side of this issue," said the executive director of National Right to Life
John Dickerson reflects on a week marked by outrage over President Trump's "zero tolerance" immigration policy
Beata Mejia-Mejia says she had no idea where her son was for more than a month
In it, Antwon Rose Jr. said in one line, "I see mothers bury their sons; I want my mom to never feel that pain."
The Port of New York and New Jersey has historically been exploited by criminals who force payoffs and other kickbacks -- that's apparently still the case
The photo hovers over an intense debate about separating kids from their parents and has come to symbolize U.S. immigration policy