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The Executive Director of the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) has been placed on leave as questions mount about her handling of a #MeToo scandal at the organization and other long-standing employee complaints.

Political operatives connected to former Democratic Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick launched a PAC to test a potential run for president -- and if the fundraising results are any indication, the field just got more crowded.

Households of color have only a fraction of white households’ wealth -- median Black and Latino households that own just $3,400 and $6,300 in wealth, respectively, compared to $140,500 in wealth owned by their white peers. 

Cheryl W. Thompson will join the NPR Investigations Team as a Correspondent.

Gillian Wong is joining The New York Times’ Hong Kong bureau as an Editor on the International desk.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross will not have to answer lawyers’ questions about his decision to add a question about citizenship to the 2020 Census.

A trial in a lawsuit brought by conservative activists -- who created a group named Students for Fair Admissions and who argue that…

Congressmen Ro Khanna (D-CA) and Mark Pocan (D-WI) are calling on Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats to release information regarding the U.S. intelligence community’s advance knowledge of…

There are numerous competitive House races that are now considered toss-ups. What do all these districts have in common? A sizable Asian American population.

News emerged last week that HUD Secretary Ben Carson announced that Suzanne Tufts, a HUD official and Republican operative with no ethics review experience, would be moving to…

The CBS Corp. Board of Directors announced Sunday evening that media entrepreneur Strauss Zelnick has replaced the newly appointed Richard Parsons as Chairman.

Hugo Rojo will join The Atlantic's communications team as a Manager.