As lawmakers hear an outcry from supporters of the Affordable Care Act, there is no longer a clamor for dismantling it, Republicans say.

NYT White House correspondent Glenn Thrush talks about the White House press office and responds to Reince Priebus’s assertion that anonymous sources should not be quoted in news stories.

A ban on imported food at government functions and tourist establishments is an early step to prevent disease and promote healthy habits in an isolated province of Vanuatu.

It’s a week of deja vu with the euro zone fretting that a crisis in Greece will balloon if finance ministers don’t make key funding decisions. The difference this time is that other countries in Europe and beyond are also a cause for concern, as Ivor Bennett reports.

Brian Stelter challenges media and tech companies to invest in media literacy efforts. He says news consumers need more information about how journalists try to seek the truth and do their jobs.

SpaceX made history today when it launched an unmanned spacecraft to the international space station from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Dragon is packed with more than 5,000 pounds of cargo and experiments. The launch was delayed one day due to concerns about a small leak in the rocket’s upper stage.