More than 200,000 Palestinians live in East Jerusalem and share many of Israel's freedoms. But the arrest of a Hamas cell there has exposed a deep, angry divide.

Early statistics from autonomous driving suggest widespread automation could drive death toll down significantly

Extreme downpours are becoming more common. They may continue to get worse

Schools and states tracking female athletes’ menstrual history may conflict with federal laws, experts say

Oil and gas producers are looking for new ways to get rid of the fluid left behind after fracking and drilling.

By Jordan Hubbard

Social media is now silencing anyone who challenges the dominant narrative, whether from the right or the left

To purge or not to purge? There's more to digital breakups than that, such as controlling the narrative and network

Peter Lenz, 13, died racing on the track on Monday, struck by a 12-year-old. Parents: Wake up!

The future of GOP control of the Senate depends on Oklahoma Republican candidate Tom Coburn, a former doctor who has covered up a scandal from his past until now.

Today's holiday is one of the nation's most deadly when it comes to fatalities relating to drunk driving

The novelist has just dropped a huge essay in the NYT magazine describing his travels across America

The policy is having a devastating effect on families and communities.

Enrollment in women’s colleges is up in record numbers