The professional code for journalists is this: You find the facts. You serve the country and the Constitution, not a party or a president. Your credibility depends on your fierce devotion to fairness.

The Agriculture Department has reduced inspections at the slaughterhouses that process the nation's pork. The Environmental Protection Agency is letting factories dump toxic chemicals into previously protected wetlands. The Labor Department said states can perform drug tests on applicants for unemployment benefits.

it would be even better if people affected in California could feel confident that the pre-emptive blackouts were actually making people safer.

His story illustrates the blurred borders between myth and history — how an architect of destruction was turned into a national symbol.

Missouri State Southern University is reviewing what it characterized as "inappropriate behavior" during the homecoming game against the University of Central Missouri at Fred G. Hughes Stadium.

Court will rule on a lower-court judge's decision throwing out part of the law, which required some people to sign a confusing sworn statement before voting.

The tab so far to defend Greitens’ use of the self-deleting text message app Confide: a whopping $366,000. And the price tag continues to grow under successor Mike Parson.

These machines are an open violation of Missouri law, and they’re costing the state needed tax revenue.

Seven million people get their drinking water from Lake Michigan. The U.S. EPA and the state of Indiana owe every one of them a thorough investigation and an end to this nonsense.

Thunberg’s success is due in part to the substantial impact she has over how people relate to climate issues. She's called out numerous politicians whose failure to act endangers her future.