Jeremy Moorhead

Driving through the streets of Saginaw, Michigan, with Hurley Coleman III, the raw tension between what was and what could be in his community runs deeper than what can be seen through the passenger windows.

Driving through the streets of Saginaw, Michigan, with Hurley Coleman III, the raw tension between what was and what could be in his community runs deeper than what can be seen through the passenger windows.

The story of Lordstown, Ohio – and its new EV battery plant – sheds light on a political moment as rank-and-file union workers shift from their Democratic roots.

The story of Lordstown, Ohio – and its new EV battery plant – sheds light on a political moment as rank-and-file union workers shift from their Democratic roots.

6 hours ago ... Andrea Neuser was laid up with a migraine Saturday when she heard that there had been an attempt on former President Donald Trump's life.

Wildfires have devastated the Texas cattle industry and the effects may be long-lasting

Cookbook author and TV host Pati Jinich shares some history and Mexican cooking tips for a buena at-home fiesta.

A shadowy federal program is ensnaring thousands of Muslim immigrants

Fine dining at America’s biggest home

In the quiet and historic town of Vienna, Virginia, wedged between the nation’s capital and busy commuter suburbs, sit a handful of eclectic “ma and pa shops” that still cater to a certain type of customer.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is the first female US senator from Nevada and the first-ever Latina senator, a barrier-breaking achievement.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is the first female US senator from Nevada and the first-ever Latina senator, a barrier-breaking achievement.

When I passed through the New Hampshire Institute of Politics during the 2016 presidential campaign, I paused to look at the amazing photographs of many would-be presidents who have come through the Granite State over the decades. But it was a young campaign aide off to the side who drew my attention.

How 3-star general Nadja West overcame self-doubt

Several years ago I did a Mother’s Day story on a relatively new phenomenon in Congress – an increasing number of lawmakers giving birth while in office. It was happening, of course, because more young women were running and getting elected.

Several years ago I did a Mother’s Day story on a relatively new phenomenon in Congress – an increasing number of lawmakers giving birth while in office. It was happening, of course, because more young women were running and getting elected.

Knowing Elaine Chao from afar for many years, there were a lot of words I would to describe her: smart, tough, accomplished and, yes, badass.

The first 100 days is not just about the new President.

100 days that changed America

Balancing on the deck of a National Park Service skiff over Florida Bay, US Interior Secretary Sally Jewell held a clump of seagrass collected from the underwater meadow below. The plants pulled from the shallow water were brown and appeared dead – nothing like the lush, green seagrass that has gro…