Trump plans to send Americans exposed to Ebola to a facility in Kenya rather than home, as the 2026 DRC outbreak surpasses 1,200 cases and

Tuscany is famous for many things: rolling vine-covered hillsides, Renaissance masterworks, some of the most celebrated food and wine in the world. What it has never been famous for is volcanoes. There are no brooding craters on the Tuscan skyline, no ash-stained ancient towns, no recorded eruptions in the living memory of any civilization. The...

Something written in every biology textbook of the past 70 years may need a rewrite. Not because the science was careless, or the scientists were wrong to try – but because the tools available at the time created a blind spot so fundamental that it quietly shaped a generation of assumptions about how life first...

Every summer, millions of Americans flip on their air conditioning and expect the lights to stay on. Most of the time, they do. But behind that reliable flicker of electricity is a national power grid that experts have been quietly warning about for years. A system running harder, hotter, and thinner than at any point...

Trump's advanced age and approaching 80th birthday have renewed public debate about his health, mortality risks, medical disclosures, and the

Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas warns that AI could warp humanity in 5 key ways — from war to work to human connection.

Bernie Sanders' 2026 bill would tax 938 billionaires 5% annually, fund $12,000 payments for families, and raise $4.4 trillion for healthcare

Medicaid work requirements take effect in 2027, and advocates warn millions of eligible patients, including those with rare diseases, could lose

Experts claim Trump has 'psychosis' and show signs of cognitive decline. Here's what the medical record, polling data, and ethics guidelines

America is a country you could spend a lifetime exploring and still not fully see. From the fog-wrapped redwood cathedrals of northern California to the borderless silence above the Arctic Circle, from a repurposed freight rail in Manhattan to the slow-moving river of grass in southern Florida, the land tells stories that no textbook can...

Something shifted in Washington the week of May 12, 2026. A set of government documents, dense with numbers and financial codes, arrived quietly at the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. Within hours, analysts were posting reactions in real time. Finance reporters were flagging specific entries. And the phrase “conflict of interest” was appearing in headlines...

Most of us think of potatoes as a side dish, something humble and starchy that fills the plate around whatever else is happening at dinner. But for one population living high in the Andes mountains of South America, the potato was something else entirely. It was the foundation of survival. And over thousands of years,...