Health Aug 22 Chicago’s gun violence crisis is also a mental health crisis Thousands of people across the South and West Sides of Chicago experience some form of mental health trauma as a result of gun violence. And as the number of shootings in the city increases, mental health providers are struggling to…
World May 29 One doctor’s war against global organ trafficking Dr. Francis Delmonico, a Harvard Medical School professor, has spent more than a decade leading the fight to establish global ethics principles that govern how human organs are obtained and transplanted.
Nation May 08 Pentagon releases military photographer’s stunning photo of her last moments This image is the last photo military photographer Specialist Hilda I. Clayton ever took.
World Mar 16 Dutch reject far-right Geert Wilders in national election for prime minister With record voter turnout, more than 80 percent of eligible Dutch voters cast ballots.
World Mar 09 U.S. deployment of missile system in South Korea riles China China voiced its objections to the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system to South Korea this week, saying it would "take necessary measures" to defend its national security.
Politics Feb 07 All of the changes to Trump’s executive order on immigration, explained As lawyers from the DOJ and the states of Washington and Minnesota prepare to address a federal appeals court, a look at how the immigration ban has changed.
Nation Feb 03 These are the threats experts say Trump’s immigration ban missed President Donald Trump's recent executive order on immigration misunderstands what is -- and what is not -- a threat to the United States, experts say.
World Jan 20 Rescuers search for survivors after avalanche hits hotel in central Italy Officials estimated 30 people were inside the mountainside hotel when an avalanche swallowed the resort Wednesday afternoon. Ten survivors have been located so far.
Science Dec 13 Bill Gates and top investors launch $1 billion clean energy fund The Breakthrough Energy Ventures fund, which Bill Gates will chair and run with a host of other high-profile investors, is focused on clean energy technology.
Science Dec 01 UK adopts unprecedented electronic surveillance bill. Could the U.S. be next? The United States could look to the United Kingdom's new Snoopers Charter as a model for expanding electronic surveillance, experts say.