Smoke from intense wildfires in Indonesia is worsening air quality across the region.

From nuclear weapons to infectious diseases, we have governed global risks before. Now, we must do the same for AI, write Mary Robinson and Ahmet zmc.

Threats against judges and their families remain at deeply troubling levels, warn Paul R. Michel and Robert J. Cindrich.

The Red Crosss fall appeal highlights a fragile part of American health care: a lifesaving blood component that must be replenished every five to seven days, write Robert Glatter and Peter Papadakos.

A new survey finds that one third of insured Americans are paying off medical bills.

The concern is shared among Democrats and Republicans.

A new research review reveals what we lose when we give up reading.

The Houthis deny targeting the holy site as their Red Sea advances threaten oil supplies and widen a regional conflict shaped by the Iran war.

Critics bewail bike lanes in their backyard because theyve identified the wrong culprit for very real issues, writes Evan Friss.

The U.S. spent $6.7 billion last year on paid leave for workers departing under a DOGE workforce reduction program, a new government report found.

You can learn to press pause on your tears when now's not a good time.

Algorithmic efficiency is not a substitute for human empathy and judgment, writes Francine Berman.

As the federal government fails to address skyrocketing costs, the case for a mayor-president has never been stronger, writes Alexander Heffner.

The resolution marks perhaps the most striking instance yet of a member of President Donald Trumps own party publicly condemning one of his top Cabinet officials.

The decision comes amid safety concerns, financial turmoil, and a legal fight over efforts to put President Donald Trumps name on the building.

A surprise announcement by the Secretary of the Air Force Upends global policy.

Despite pressure mounting for a clear way out of the war, meaningful negotiations between the U.S. and Iran remain stalled. Heres what each side has said regarding the status of peace talks, and how experts predict Iranian officials could use the Houthis disruption in the Red Sea to their benefit.

A new government report details Americans' produce-eating habits.

The report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates the war will cost the country another $2 billion to $3 billion each month it continues.

Strength training is one of the best things you can do for your health. Experts recommend starting with these 5 moves.

Experts explain the warning signsand when its time to seek help.