Crime Trends Have Been Tough to Track. We Broke Down the 10 Biggest Cities
U.S. National crime trends have been difficult to track in recent years because of changes in the way that police departments report statistics to the FBI.
Amid Waning US Support, Ukraine Seeks ‘Game Changer’
Ukraine doesn’t have a viable pathway for victory without foreign arms shipments and monetary support, experts say.
A Compound Discovered on Easter Island Extends Life, Combats Alzheimer’s
Discovered in a mysterious land, rapamycin has the ability to slow the growth of unwanted things from wrinkles to cancer.
Scientists are still uncovering the...
Congress Divided on Options as Spending Deadline Nears
As the Senate adjourned for its summer recess, members of Congress were divided on a plan to fund the federal government beyond Sept. 30 to avoid a shutdown.
Colorado Ruling May Boost Trump as Case Heads to Supreme Court
The 2024 election is being reshaped by the courts as Colorado decides to strike Trump from its primary ballot, energizing other blue states to follow suit.
How Speaker Johnson Is Navigating a Restive House Republican Conference
Speaker Mike Johnson is steering a deeply fractious and razor-thin Republican majority while defeating an effort to remove him from top job in the House.
2 Years After Burn Pit Law, Veterans See Improvements But Challenges Persist
The PACT Act’s passage followed years of advocacy by veterans and family directly affected by illnesses from exposure to burn pits and other sources of toxins.
Trump Is Changing the Political Game In New Ways, and His Supporters Love It
With sneaker sales, Trump supporters see new ways to support their candidate. One said he’s willing to spend up to $10,000 in merchandise.
Everything You Need to Know About the Iowa Caucuses
Iowa caucuses play a large role in presidential politics but are little understood outside the Hawkeye State. Here's what you need to know and why it matters.
The Marxist Undercurrent Fueling Anti-Israel Hate on American College Campuses
Diversity, equity, and inclusion measures on college campuses have given rise to the idea of Israeli 'oppression' in a Marxist framework.
Doing Nothing: An Unexpected and Possible Lifesaving Cancer ‘Treatment’
Cancer treatments can undermine health. That’s well understood, but now researchers better know when that cost just isn’t worth it.
New York Times Failures in Israel Coverage Point to Larger Bias: Experts
The New York Times' long record of bias in its coverage of Israel and Jewish issues has worsened with an influx of young ‘woke’ reporters, experts say.
