Poor countries buy garbage to process for income, but what if the garbage is too trashy to use?

Unpaid lunch accounts in schools made some kids ashamed of the meals they received.

Superfood seaweed is big business for Maine, but who owns the rights to the harvest?

Some food standards are regulated by law, but that may be changing.

Every 10 years, the American government counts the people living in the United States.

A federal appeals court considers a complicated adoption law intended to protect Native American children.

A dispute over rights to produce a play landed two parties in court.

Wild horses have multiplied beyond the range of their roaming land. 

A new minimum wage law in Missouri means this restaurant owner must pay out thousands of dollars more in salaries. Where will the money come from?

Havasu Falls is on many people’s must-see lists. But reaching the site has previously meant employing a professional guide to cross a remote Native American reservation.