New Evidence for Zika’s Impact on Babies
Just under one percent of women who become infected with Zika during their first trimester will have babies with microcephaly, according to new research.
What Happens When You Tell Siri You’re Depressed?
A look at whether smartphone assistants know to recognize and respond when their owners are in acute distress.
Obama and Trudeau’s Methane Pledge Takes Aim at the Right Target
The oil and gas industry is the United States' biggest emitter of methane, a potent greenhouse gas.
How Big of a Deal Is a Raise to a Walmart Employee?
A breakdown of the difference between $7.25 an hour and $10.
What China’s New Five-Year Plan Means for Global Warming
China is the world's biggest greenhouse gas emitter—and right now, Beijing is taking climate much more seriously than Washington is.
Four Visuals That Explain the Rise of Undocumented Immigrants to the United States
Immigration has become a state issue, and different states handle it very differently.
What Will Immigration Laws Actually Do?
Laws aimed at undocumented immigrants have wide-ranging effects on everybody, regardless of documentation status.
These Maps Show the Spread of State Laws Restricting Abortion Access
Texas' laws, which are now being debated in the Supreme Court, are part of a larger trend nationwide.