Though the U.S. has many natural resources, no country can really have a modern economy without relying on others.

Illinois has officially launched its new legal recreational marijuana program and experts say its social equity provisions are the gold standard.

It's the third time the Affordable Care Act has made it to the Supreme Court, but experts think it's unlikely justices will fully strike it down.

The case against the Oath Keepers founder and four others is considered the Justice Department's biggest pursuit in the Jan. 6 investigation so far.

Justice Clarence Thomas' wife sent texts of misinformation to Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows, but it's unclear what it means for the Justice.

Pres. Biden is releasing oil from supply reserves amid high gas prices, but the changes won't happen overnight at the pump.

U.K. government updates have turned into a crucial source of Ukraine information as Russia spreads falsehoods about its invasion.

The proposed map would have given Democrats an advantage in 22 of the state's 26 congressional districts.

Even some Putin-fan politicians have changed their stance, with one French far-right leader calling Putin's aggression, "eminently condemnable."

The United Kingdom has one of the lowest rates of gun violence deaths in the world, and it also has one of the strictest sets of gun restrictions.

Arizona's new law makes changes to its Permanent Early Voting List while Texas is poised to be the next state to pass a new election reform bill.

A key House committee is expected to take up a bill Monday, which would impose absentee I.D. requirements, and limit the use of drop boxes.

Border Patrol agents are collecting cheek swabs from migrants apprehended and processed in the Detroit sector and at a Texas port of entry.

President Trump says he has the "absolute authority" to reopen states that have locked down amid the coronavirus. Some experts say that's not true.

Researchers say prevention efforts can help reduce the amount of kids dying from gun violence, but more data is also needed to understand why.

A business owner posted the history of the kokum scarf on her company's blog. Now people are wearing them to show support for Ukraine.

A Texas business owner is being falsely accused of trafficking children because she fought the border wall, causing distress to her center.

A number of teacher strikes across the country made us wonder what's true and what's not when it comes to teacher salaries.

A spokeswoman for The Carter Center said, "He is feeling better and looks forward to returning home soon."

The Chinese Ministry of Finance said retaliatory tariffs on some U.S. goods will be reduced from 10% to 5% and on others from 5% to 2.5%.

The plaintiffs argue the changes "significantly weaken" the law, which has provided protections to more than 1,600 kinds of animals and plants.

The SBA says it won't be able to accept more Paycheck Protection Program loan applications until Congress approves more funding.

Idaho state politicians are likely to pass an abortion law if Roe is overturned, but both sides of the conversation are still pushing for their cause.

Efforts are underway at the Idaho-Oregon border to ensure safe travel for women seeking out-of-state abortions in a post-Roe v. Wade America.