Political Violence Persists as a Recurring Issue in the United States

Political violence continues to occur within the United States. Experts are examining the causes and potential impacts of these incidents.

Jun 13

U.S. Seizes Iranian Vessel, Fuel Cargo

Jun 13

Analysis: Heightened Russian Rhetoric May Signal Concerns About War in Ukraine

Jun 13

Trump-Endorsed Candidates Secure Primary Victories in May

Jun 13

Russian airstrikes kill at least 18 across Ukrainian cities

Russian airstrikes struck major Ukrainian cities early Tuesday, killing at least 18 people and wounding more than 60, according to Ukrainian authorities. The attacks came after Ukrainian officials warned of an imminent large-scale assault.

Jun 13

Former Trump Adviser Bolton Agrees to Plead Guilty to Classified Information Charge

Jun 13

U.S. Officials Suspect Chinese Missile in F-15 Shootdown Over Iran

Jun 13

James Comey Faces Charges Over Instagram Post

Jun 13

Harvard Goalkeeper Freese Competes for U.S. World Cup Starting Role

Matt Freese, a Harvard graduate who once analyzed penalty kicks in a college research project, now competes for the starting goalkeeper position on the U.S. men's national team roster for the World Cup.

Jun 13

Summer Weather Hazards Include Heat, Hurricanes, and Wildfires

Jun 13

Summer Weather Hazards Include Heat, Hurricanes, and Wildfires

Jun 13

CDC Issues Heat Safety Guidance Amid Rising Temperatures

Jun 13

Extreme Heatwave Grips Western Europe

Jun 13

Consumer Confidence Dips Amid High Prices, Despite Stock Market Gains

U.S. consumer confidence experienced a slight decline this month. High gas prices and persistent inflation contribute to the decrease, even as stock prices approach record levels.

Jun 13

More older Americans work past traditional retirement age

Jun 13

Oil Prices Increase Amid Renewed US-Iran Tensions

Jun 13

Dow Jones Industrial Average Climbs 1,000 Points as Strait of Hormuz Partially Reopens

Jun 13

Stock Market Climbs After Iran Indicates Strait of Hormuz May Reopen

Jun 13

Nebraska enforces Medicaid work requirements as federal rules take effect

Nebraska has begun enforcing federal Medicaid work requirements, joining other states in implementing new eligibility rules. Early enrollment figures show shifts in coverage, though administrators and analysts differ on the causes.

Jun 13

Cambridge Scientists Test First AI-Designed Vaccine in Human Trial

Scientists at Cambridge University have conducted the first human trial of a vaccine designed by artificial intelligence. The AI-created vaccine aims to protect against multiple related viruses rather than a single pathogen.

Jun 13

Cambridge Scientists Test First AI-Designed Vaccine in Human Trial

Jun 13

Remote workers show higher rates of depression and anxiety, study finds

Jun 13

Stop Waiting for Motivation to Feel Like Something

Motivation isn't a feeling that arrives and tells you what to do. It's a decision you make when you're tired, skeptical, and honestly kind of annoyed.

Jun 13

Why Poets Keep Stealing from Other Poets—and Why That's the Whole Point

Jun 13

The Tyranny of the Unfinished Book (And Why Completing Bad Ones Matters)

Jun 13

The Fed Just Signaled a Recession Nobody's Watching

Jun 13

My Wife Won't Stop Talking About My Ex—and Now I Can't Stop Thinking About Her

Jun 13

The Affirmation That Actually Works (And Why You've Been Saying Them Wrong)

Most affirmations fail because they ask you to believe something you don't. Here's the one shift that changes everything.

Jun 13

Why Rereading the Same Poem Changes Everything (And How to Do It Right)

Jun 13

The Art of the Productive Digression: Why Distraction Might Be Your Best Thinking Tool

Jun 13

The Fed Just Admitted It's Been Flying Blind, and Your Mortgage Pays the Price

Jun 13

The Met's Maximalist Takeover Proves Clutter Is a Love Language

Jun 13

Kyiv Hit by Drone and Missile Attack; Casualties Reported

A Russian attack on Kyiv resulted in casualties and injuries, according to reports. The assault involved drones and missiles, including a hypersonic ballistic missile. Authorities are assessing the full extent of the damage.

Jun 13

Louisiana Man Kills Eight Children, Injures Two Women Before Officer-Involved Shooting

Jun 13

CDC Study Finds Bird Flu Strains May Show Increased Potential for Human Infection

Jun 13

Nasal Spray Flu Vaccine Recommended for Young Children

Jun 13

Suspect in White House Correspondents' Dinner Shooting to Face Additional Charges

Jun 13

CDC to Brief Public on Swine Influenza Investigation

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will hold a briefing to update the public on its investigation into human cases of swine influenza. The briefing is scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 2009, at 11:30 a.m. ET.

Jun 13

U.S. Infant Mortality Rate Declines in Global Ranking

Jun 13

Obesity, Diabetes Rates Highest in Parts of South, Appalachia, and Tribal Lands, CDC Estimates

Jun 13

Study Links Maternal Obesity to Increased Risk of Infant Heart Defects

Jun 13

CDC Updates H1N1 Vaccine Recommendations

Jun 13