Using new technology to teach our history might come with unintended consequences

The pandemic helped NYC's street rat population explode. Meanwhile, inside our home, Snowball and Dill frolicked

A new study reveals an overlap between the two conditions that could lead to understanding both better

The absolute certainty of losing a job is going to motivate a lot more people than the more abstract risk of dying

As new variants emerge, doctors weigh in on the path to ease restrictions

This new vaccine, which is in an early stage of clinical trials, exploits a specific type of immune system cell

"Truly, no one is safe until everyone is safe."

Firearms are the leading cause of death for American kids. Many occur because of adults' unsecured guns

Virginia Democrats launched the blue wave in 2017 by sweeping to power. Now they're on the verge of losing it all

The anti-science connection behind the right's anti-trans push and the move to return creationism to the classroom

Giuliani's ally concocted a scheme to have Pence recuse himself from the vote count to overturn the election

With the rise of home canning, master canners and food preservers worry there could be a rise in botulism

Is voting for Republicans literally killing white people in rural America? Because the correlation is striking

Before she became a member of Congress, Boebert led a family tour that appeared to break all the Capitol's rules

Just 1.3 percent of homeowners in the state have national flood insurance policies