Arts Apr 25 In “Ballet Across America,” Misty Copeland and Justin Peck paint dance’s diverse future “I hope that American ballet will continue to evolve in a way that really embraces who we are as artists and Americans,” Copeland said.
Health Dec 12 Herbal drug kratom faces uncertain legal future, despite public outpouring Kratom, a leafy-green herbal supplement used by an estimated 3 to 5 million Americans, has inspired tens of thousands of responses in a public comment period over its possible controlled substance designation by the Drug Enforcement Agency.
Politics Aug 05 What you need to know about changing voting laws this election A guide to why you should check your state’s voting laws before November.
Health Sep 23 After controversy, pharmaceutical company will lower price of AIDS drug After outrage from the public and even presidential candidates, Turing Pharmaceuticals has announced it will reduce the price of the drug whose cost had previously increased by more than 5,000 percent practically overnight.
Education Sep 15 For first time, Alabama schools required to teach climate change, evolution For the first time, Alabama students will be required to learn about evolution and climate change after the State Board of Education unanimously voted to update the science standard for 2016. The last time the science standards was updated was…
World Sep 11 Hungary enacts tougher laws on illegal immigrants Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that beginning next week, immigrants found crossing into the country illegally will be arrested.
Nation Sep 07 Kentucky clerk Kim Davis appeals contempt of court ruling Kentucky Rowan County clerk Kim Davis appealed her contempt of court ruling over her refusal to issue same-sex marriage licenses.
Nation Sep 04 Hungary agrees to bus migrants to Austria Hungary gave in to pressure today, and agreed to bus migrants to Austria. The buses will apparently pick up the migrants stranded at Budapest's main train station, as well as those that had already begun walking.
World Sep 02 First polio outbreak since 2010 reported in Europe, WHO says The World Health Organization reports two children in southwestern Ukraine have been diagnosed with polio for the first time in Europe since 2010.
Nation Sep 02 Hundreds of migrants stranded in Budapest Hundreds of migrants have been left stranded outside the Keleti Train station in Budapest after Hungary blocked asylum-seekers from travelling to European countries for the second day today.