Over the past two decades, the fight against malaria has been among the biggest success stories in global health. Campaigns to prevent and treat infections, particularly ...
The death of a loved one is always difficult, but for people who have loved ones who died by suicide, the pain is magnified, in part because of feelings of shame and stig...
Realistic AI-generated images and voice recordings may be the newest threat to democracy, but they’re part of a longstanding family of deceptions. The way to fight so-cal...
Most readers of a certain age will remember immediately the wistful, lilting tune that conveys this lyric: “Last night I had the strangest dream/I ever dreamed before/I d...
Some say the merit of a community can be measured by the importance its people place on the history that built it.
If that’s true, the future of the John Roebling wire ro...
Ask historians to name America’s greatest foreign policy blunders, and you’ll often hear a litany of misbegotten interventions — Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and other wars...
Los Angeles last week made it dramatically harder to launch new charter schools in the city, the latest sign of an anti-charter backlash that’s taken the Democratic Party...
“Most Americans have no idea why Putin invaded Ukraine or what his goals are now,” the pundit-poodle Tucker Carlson observed before his Feb. 6 interview of Russian Presid...
Flight Officer Carl J. Woods was last seen flying a Mustang P-51C fighter over the Adriatic Sea on Oct. 7, 1944, but he has not been forgotten.
Woods, a Mars native, was ...
The U.S. has about 46,000 troops stationed in 11 countries across the Middle East, with all the accompanying hardware and support. Those forces are not available elsewher...
