A New Assault on Abortion Rights
Ohio's state attorney claims Planned Parenthood is violating state law by dumping fetal remains in landfills.
Expanding Psych Screenings for Colorado Police
In Colorado, the agency that sets the certification requirements for police officers now recommends more psychological evaluations for seasoned law enforcement.
A Closer Look at Poverty Across the United States
This week, the U.S. Census Bureau released poverty estimates for every county across the country.
Hacking Self-Control With Humility
New research finds that humble humans may have more self-control.
Warmer Nights Could Turn the Tropics Into a Major Carbon Source
Rising nighttime temperatures in the tropics threaten to flip the region from a carbon sink to a carbon source.
Does It Really Matter If Women Soldiers Can’t Do Pull-Ups?
Starting in 2016, women will be able to serve in any combat role in the United States' armed forces.
The Future of Foster Care in California
New legislation in the Golden State is attempting to fix the foster care system by putting foster families before group care programs, but some group homes can become non-traditional families.
Tropical Countries Have Five Years to Cut Carbon Emissions From Deforestation by Half
But a new study finds that the ambitious goal of halving emissions from forest loss in the tropics by the end of the decade remains within reach.