In the early 1960s, Peter, Paul and Mary helped bring folk music out of the coffeehouses and onto the airwaves. Their songs of protest and struggle helped define a generation. In a new book, they look back on a career that spanned five decades.

The 2014 Midterms: a morning-after analysis of key governors’ races, Senate and Congressional results and how legislative priorities in Washington are likely to shift.

A recent UN report warns the buildup of garbage in the world's oceans is damaging sea life and marine ecosystems around the globe. For this month's Environmental Outlook: rising levels of plastic and other debris in the oceans what can be done about it.

Europe has experienced two recessions in the past six years and may now be on the verge of a third. At risk: deflation in much of the European Union, a rise in nationalism, and a drag on world growth. Diane and her guest discuss the implications of Europe's faltering economy.

The jury is a key component of our justice system. Some studies even say the experience of sitting on a jury can lead to further civic engagement. But many people never show up when summoned. Why some say it's time to change jury duty in America.

The number of uninsured Americans has fallen about 25 percent under the Affordable Care Act. But there are still many questions about the law. What’s working and what’s not.