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Why U.S. Income Inequality Hasn’t Risen in a Decade
By Nik Popli
Migrants Lead Florida's post-Ian Clean-up
By Ciara Nugent
Why Native Americans Are Dying Sooner
By Céline R. Gounder
PFAS in Deer Prompts 'Do Not Eat' Warnings for Hunters
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Homicides Continued to Increase in 2021, According to the FBI's Flawed Crime Report
The estimated 22,900 murders and other killings last year would bring the nation's homicide rate to 6.9 per 100,000—the highest in almost 25 years.
By Josiah Bates
October 5, 2022
Why a Class on Doing Nothing Is So Popular
Prof. Constance Kassor's class, "Doing Nothing," is the most popular course at Lawrence University in Wisconsin. Here's what that says about college students today.
By Katie Reilly
October 5, 2022
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Intervene in Mar-a-Lago Dispute
Lawyers for Trump asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step into the legal fight over documents seized during an FBI search of his Florida estate.
By Eric Tucker/AP
October 4, 2022
The Overlooked History of a Student Uprising at Tuskegee
"The Tuskegee Student Uprising: A History" zeroes in on the 1968 uprising at Tuskegee Institute that won rights for students—and helped institutionalize Black Studies.
By Olivia B. Waxman
October 4, 2022
Judge Throws Out Charges Against 7 People in Flint Water Crisis
Judge Elizabeth Kelly took action after the Michigan Supreme Court said a one-judge grand jury had no authority to issue indictments.
By Ed White / AP
October 4, 2022
Where Abortion Is Literally on the Ballot in 2022
Six states have amendments or measures affecting abortion on the ballot.
By Abigail Abrams
October 4, 2022
Your Home Heating Costs Are Going to Go Up This Winter—a Lot
The average household will pay $177 more for heat this winter, according to estimates, but that will vary depending on how you heat your home and where you live.
By Nik Popli
October 3, 2022
How to Adjust Your Budget for Inflation
By Jenna Caldwell
October 3, 2022
California Police Say Several Recent Killings in Stockton Are Related
Detectives have located an unidentified “person of interest” in the killings
By Associated Press
October 2, 2022
Florida Death Toll Rises to 47 After Hurricane Ian. Nearly 1 Million Homes Still Remain Without Power
As the death toll climbed, nearly 1 million homes and businesses were still without electricity in Florida
By REBECCA SANTANA and MEG KINNARD / AP
October 2, 2022
Why Atlantic Hurricanes Are Getting Stronger, Faster
The combined impact of worsening climate change and less pollution is like a performance enhancer for tropical cyclones.
By Emily Barone
September 30, 2022
Desperate Families Are Crowdsourcing Hurricane Ian Rescues
“That social media post 100% saved his life."
By Beatrice Dupuy / AP
September 30, 2022
What It Was Like to Live Through Hurricane Ian in Florida
"The scariest thing is the not knowing," says one Tampa resident
By Tara Law
September 30, 2022
High Court Could Limit EPA Water Protections
The Supreme Court will hear a case that climate activists argue could leave millions of acres of wetlands unprotected.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 30, 2022
See the Devastating Toll of Hurricane Ian in Florida
Photographs captured the damage caused by the most powerful storm of the season
By Solcyre Burga
September 30, 2022
Oregon Will Start Covering Health-Related Climate Expenses
Starting in 2024, the initiative will help pay for things like air conditioners and air filters for Medicaid members with health conditions
By CLAIRE RUSH/AP
September 30, 2022
Climate Change Added 10% More Rain To Hurricane Ian
“We need to plan for wetter storms going forward, since global warming isn’t going to go away.”
By SETH BORENSTEIN/AP
September 30, 2022
Biden Pledges Aid Amid Ian's Deadly Aftermath
Coast Guard and National Guard mobilize in the wake of historic destruction in Florida
By W.J. Hennigan
September 29, 2022
The Strongest Hurricanes to Hit the U.S. in the Last 50 Years
Hurricane Ian is the ninth category 4 or 5 hurricane to hit the mainland U.S. in the last 50 years—six of which have occurred since 2017.
By Solcyre Burga
September 29, 2022
How Climate Change Makes Hurricanes Like Ian Worse
Conservative media may be trying to cause confusion when it comes to how climate change impacts storms, but the science is "overwhelmingly clear."
By Alejandro de la Garza
September 28, 2022
Parking Lots Are Bad for Climate. California Has a Plan
A change to planning laws in California stands to weaken the car's grip on U.S. cities.
By Ciara Nugent
September 28, 2022
Hurricane Ian: Latest Updates
Hurricane Ian, a Category 4 storm with winds of up to 150 mph, hit Cayo Costa at 3:05 p.m.
By Anisha Kohli and Solcyre Burga
September 28, 2022
Despite COVID-19, Paid Sick Time Isn't a Given
The U.S. continues to have scattershot paid sick leave policies, and the most vulnerable workers are being left out.
By Emily Barone
September 28, 2022
Hurricane Ian Nears the Florida Coast
The storm could become a Category 4 hurricane before roaring ashore on Florida's southwest coast on Wednesday afternoon
By CURT ANDERSON/AP
September 28, 2022
Syphilis Is Rising in the U.S. Here's What to Know About the Sexually Transmitted Infection
Syphilis can be easily treated and cured. However, people who are infected don’t necessarily know it.
By Tara Law
September 27, 2022
States Get Final OK to Build Highway EV Charging Network
All 50 states received final approval to begin construction on a first nationwide network of EV charging stations, part of the Biden administration's plan to spur adoption of zero-emission cars.
By Hope Yen / AP
September 27, 2022
Climate Change Is Helping to Turbocharge Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian grew 67% stronger in less than 22 hours thanks in part to warmer waters
By Seth Borenstein/AP
September 27, 2022
How Racism Was Baked into U.S. History Textbooks
In 'Teaching White Supremacy,' Harvard researcher Donald Yacovone analyzed 220 history textbooks
By Olivia B. Waxman
September 27, 2022
Conservative Group Asks Judge to Block Student Loan Forgiveness
The conservative Pacific Legal Foundation has launched the first legal challenge to President Biden’s student loan debt forgiveness plan.
By Katie Reilly
September 27, 2022
Hurricane Ian May Be Among Costliest Storms in U.S. History
Set to hit Florida’s western coastline, damages and economic losses could reach $45 billion to $70 billion if the current forecast holds.
By Brian K. Sullivan/Bloomberg
September 27, 2022
U.S. Housing Prices Fall for First Time in a Decade
The declines in home prices have been steepest in the most unaffordable locations, especially on the West Coast.
By Prashant Gopal / Bloomberg
September 27, 2022
Gun Violence Costs U.S. $557 Billion a Year
Gun violence causes tens of thousands of U.S. deaths each year and it's having a significant impact on the economy.
By Madison Muller / Bloomberg
September 27, 2022
5 Ways to Fix America Today
From inflated assets to climate change, America faces major threats—but Scott Galloway offers clear solutions to focus on today.
By Scott Galloway
September 27, 2022
3 Threats Christian Nationalism Poses to the United States
Christian Nationalism is a growing movement that presents a dangerous threat to American democracy
By Andrew Whitehead
September 26, 2022
Tropical Storm Ian Strengthens
“We encourage all Floridians to make their preparations,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said in a statement
By ANTHONY IZAGUIRRE / AP
September 25, 2022
DeSantis Declares Emergency Ahead of Storm
DeSantis issued the order Friday encouraging residents and local governments to make preparations as the storm moves toward the state
By Associated Press
September 24, 2022
A Beer Shortage Is Brewing. Blame a Volcano
Food and beverage companies have been scrambling to find suppliers of carbon dioxide
By Nik Popli
September 22, 2022
Curfews Don't Reduce Crime, but Cities Still Enforce Them
In Philadelphia, Chicago, and Maryland, local leaders and police are turning to curfews for teenagers. Researchers say that there is no evidence that curfews reduce crime
By Josiah Bates
September 22, 2022
Why Ukraine Could Matter in Ohio Senate Race
Support for Ukraine is likely to be a pivotal issue for much of Ohio's large Ukrainian community, especially as Russia escalates the conflict.
By Eric Cortellessa
September 22, 2022
The Letitia James Lawsuit May Finally Nail Trump
The New York Attorney General Letitia James' lawsuit against Donald Trump may be the legal action that finally holds him accountable.
By Barbara McQuade
September 22, 2022
Senate Ratifies Climate Deal on Planet-Warming Refrigerants
The Kigali Amendment requires nations to phase-down production and use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a major driver of climate change
By Matthew Daly / AP
September 21, 2022
Fed Delivers Third-Straight Big Hike
Federal Reserve officials are stepping up their fight to curb inflation that’s persisted near the highest levels since the 1980s.
By Matthew Boesler/Bloomberg
September 21, 2022
What Sustainable Seafood Activists Get Wrong About Maine's Lobsters
Senator Angus King writes about why sustainable seafood activists have it all wrong when they attack Maine's lobsters
By Angus King
September 21, 2022
Donald Trump and Three of His Kids Sued for Alleged Business Fraud By New York AG
The suit alleges they falsely inflated Trump’s assets by billions of dollars in order to mislead lenders.
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 21, 2022
Biden: Putin Violating U.N. Charter
Biden said Vladimir Putin had “shamelessly violated” the U.N’s charter that protects national sovereignty as he tried to ”erase" Ukraine from the map.
By Brian Bennett
September 21, 2022
Black Women's Equal Pay Day Isn't A Celebration. It's a Call to Action
On Black Women’s Equal Pay Day we commemorate systemic gender inequity faced by Black women
By Taifa Smith Butler
September 21, 2022
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