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Nation Sep 01

Families face difficult decisions as Texas ban on youth gender-affirming care takes effect

A ban on gender-affirming medical care for transgender youth went into effect in Texas, making it the most populous state to date with such a ban. The law revokes the medical licenses of any doctor who provides minors with gender-affirming…

Nation Aug 31

Residents in Florida’s Big Bend region begin recovery after Hurricane Idalia

Tropical Storm Idalia is heading back out to sea, but in its wake, Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas are busy cleaning up. As a Category 3 hurricane, Idalia caused major damage in Florida's Big Bend region, but overall there was…

Nation Aug 28

A look at the major shakeups looming for college football’s powerhouse conferences

The 2023 college football season is officially underway with some big changes looming. Starting next year, USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington will move to the Big Ten while Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado and Utah will go to the Big 12,…

Nation Aug 22

Buffalo shooting witnesses file lawsuit over trauma they endured

Last year, a white gunman killed ten people in a racist shooting at a grocery store in a predominantly Black area of Buffalo, New York. The gunman, now serving a life sentence, drove 200 miles to target that community. Last…

Nation Aug 03

El Paso mass shooting survivors reflect on gun violence and grief 4 years later

Four years ago, a gunman entered a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, killing 23 people and wounding 22 others. The shooter targeted Hispanic shoppers in one of the deadliest attacks on Latinos in U.S. history and was sentenced in federal…

Nation Jul 24

Most young Americans feel unsafe and support stricter gun laws, new survey shows

A new survey of people between the ages of 14 and 30 is believed to be the first of its kind to explore young Americans' attitudes on guns. It comes as gun violence has killed more than 24,000 people in…

Science Jul 06

Record-breaking global temperature, raging wildfires highlight effects of climate change

It has been a week of record-breaking heat around the world. The average global temperature on Wednesday hit 62.9 degrees Fahrenheit, matching the record-high set just on Tuesday. The grim milestones are the latest in a series of climate change…

Arts Jul 05

Skyrocketing cost of living threatens Austin’s status as live music capital of the world

For more than a decade, the Austin area has been the fastest-growing large metro region in the country. That explosion has brought sweeping changes to the Texas capital and its renowned music scene. Laura Barrón-López reports for our arts and…

Health Jun 23

Anti-trans laws face legal roadblocks in several states

A raft of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation in mostly Republican-led states faces mounting legal challenges. Twenty states have put into place bans or severe restrictions on transition-related medical care for minors, but measures in at least five of those states have now…

Nation Jun 19

Group of young people sue Montana over inaction on climate change

A first-of-its-kind trial is underway in Montana, where a group of young people argue the state's lawmakers aren't doing nearly enough to address climate change. Montana is one of the nation’s biggest coal producers and the industry there has strong…

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