Wall Street Journal reporter Haley Velasco describes the growing trend of custom voices being used for navigation apps.

Washington Post reporter Gerrit De Vynck explains the potential problem signs that corporations are noticing with the economy.

As shark attacks return to the coastlines this summer, Eric Niiler of the Wall Street Journal explains what drives these attacks - and what swimmers can do to protect themselves.

St. Peter's Professor Alain Sanders discusses the prospects for possible gun control legislation in the wake of the Uvalde school shooting.

National Journal reporter Josh Kraushaar explains how the Republican establishment is attempting to reassert it's influence in primaries ahead of this November's midterm elections.

Laura Kelly from The Hill analyzes how international outrage with Russian President Vladimir Putin has led to a mostly unified response.

Melanie Evans of the Wall Street Journal gives us a look at the ongoing strain facing hospitals as Omicron is just starting to spread in the US.

Lauren Hirsch of the New York Times describes the ongoing dynamics between employers and the federal government in the wake of recent COVID vaccine mandates for workplaces.

Gordon Deal's GOP "Sweet 2016" bracket.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton exclusively used a personal email account to conduct government business as secretary of state, State Department officials said.

Los Angeles police officers shot and killed a homeless skid-row robbery suspect who grabbed at an officer's gun during a scuffle as they tried to subdue him in a confrontation captured on video, police said on Monday.

His voice became hauntingly familiar as the masked man with a British accent who appeared repeatedly in brutal beheading videos from ISIS.

One of three Brooklyn men charged Wednesday with planning to fight for the Islamic State in Syria allegedly offered to kill President Obama and plant a bomb at Coney Island if the terror group ordered him to do so, the Justice Department said.

A Texas jury has found Eddie Ray Routh guilty of the murder of US Navy Seal Chris Kyle, who wrote American Sniper, and his friend Chad Littlefield.

The Senate moved closer Tuesday to a deal to avert a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, but the proposal faced an uncertain future in the House, where Republican leaders conspicuously refused to embrace it.

A new video from Al Shabaab purportedly shows the terror group calling for an attack on Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minn.

Taliban Militants Attack Pakistan School

Gunman Behind Sydney Cafe Siege Had History of Rage