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Uber suspends self-driving vehicle program following Arizona accident

By Michael D. Regan

Uber halted a pilot program for self-driving vehicles following an accident on Saturday in Arizona.

Family of missing ex-FBI agent files lawsuit against Iran

By Jon Gambrell, Associated Press

The family of a former FBI agent who went missing in Iran a decade ago on an unauthorized CIA assignment has filed a lawsuit against the Islamic Republic.

One dead, 14 wounded in Cincinnati nightclub shooting

By Michael D. Regan

One person is dead and 14 were wounded after at least one gunman opened fire early Sunday morning inside a Cincinnati nightclub, police said.

Arrests after scuffle breaks out at California Trump rally

By Associated Press

A scuffle broke out on a Southern California beach where supporters of President Donald Trump were marching when counter-protesters doused organizers with pepper spray.

Trump's border-wall proposal faces many obstacles

By Alicia A. Caldwell, Associated Press

President Donald Trump has now laid out exactly what he wants in the "big, beautiful wall" that he's promised to build on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Assessing the impact of the failed GOP health care bill

By PBS News Hour

Following the failure of President Donald Trump and Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan to usher in a long-promised bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, questions remain over how the defeat will influence the new president's agenda. NewsHour Weekend Special…

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Following health care defeat, Trump pivots to tax reform

By PBS News Hour

Soon after the Republican health care bill was pulled on Friday before any vote could take place, President Trump indicated he would shift focus to tax reform. But how will that process begin, and what challenges lie ahead? Wall Street…

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Now what? Options for consumers as health law drama fades

By Tom Murphy, Associated Press

As the political drama over health care legislation in Washington fades, the rest of the country faces a more immediate concern: Getting insurance for next year.

Colorado weighs strategy for guarding against marijuana crackdown

By Kristen Wyatt, Associated Press

Colorado is considering an unusual strategy to protect its nascent marijuana industry from a potential federal crackdown.

In the state with the highest medical debt, it's the middle class who carries the burden

By Max Blau, STAT

Nearly 40 percent of adults under 65 carry medical debt, and many of them are middle class. When they don't pay their bills, hospitals must eat the cost.