Many lawmakers in the US House of Representatives voted in ways that benefited their personal finances, a new study shows.

The new study examines a series of factors surrounding the announcement (or lack thereof) of statewide mask mandates in all 50 states.

Getting the US census count right has never been easy. COVID-19 is just one thing that makes this year's task even more challenging.

With a potential TikTok ban looming in the US, what happens if you use the app after the ban? It could put you at legal risk, experts say.

"New Deal housing policies encouraged racial segregation and their substantial impact on American cities and towns can still be seen today."

Robocalls aren't getting more frequent, resarchers report. That's just one finding from work dedicated to tracking robocalls to reduce or eliminate them.

Inconsistent EPA regulations stand to put more than 35,000 more US children at risk of lead poisoning, research finds.

Non-COVID-19 doctor visits declined about 40% during the first six weeks or so of the pandemic. Stay-at-home orders likely played a significant role.

A broad look at research on endocrine disruptors and human health consequences suggests regulations need to catch up to the evidence.

Only a marginal part of American gun culture is political, new research suggests. It documents a mentality called "gun culture 3.0."