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When you're an employer looking at a giant stack of resumes, you have to find some way to quickly narrow the field. How do you do that fairly? And what happens when your good intentions backfire?

It's often said that Washington, D.C., is a town obsessed with politics. Apparently, that obsession extends to its chocolatiers. We visit a factory making politically inspired chocolate bars.

General Wesley Clark, the former supreme commander of NATO believes pro-Russian forces are getting ready for a spring offensive.

Rep. Joe Kennedy, D-Mass., delivered the rebuttal to President Trump's address. Kennedy is seen as a rising star and called a "relentless fighter for working Americans" by party leaders.

Cousins James Ransom and Cherie Johnson swap stories about the Sunday school teacher who taught and took care of two generations of the family.

No eclipse glasses? No problem.Make your own solar viewer; (almost) no tools required.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson was playing touch rugby while on a trade visit to Japan. Apparently, Johnson forgot about the touch part and smashed into a 10-year-old child with his shoulder.

Millions of people would lose tax credits that allow them to buy health insurance, unless a stopgap measure is passed.

How beneficial are some of the sports that we play? We follow the average American woman to see how many calories she burns while breaking a sweat.

Sometimes as a parent, it's hard to explain a cruel world to our children. And sometimes, we see examples of a parent doing it exceptionally well despite some very tough circumstances.