How Houston Has Virtually Ended Homelessness Among Veterans
Can the city's model work for chronic homelessness, in Houston and beyond?
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Eyeglasses Can Increase a Politician’s Appeal
New research finds Americans associate them with intelligence.
How the Shutdown Actually Kept Thousands of Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S.
As a result of the shutdown, an estimated 80,000 court hearings will have to be rescheduled.
An Asylum Seeker Has Been Returned to Tijuana Under Trump’s ‘Return to Mexico’ Policy
As a Honduran man was returned to Mexico under the new plan, questions remained unanswered on both sides of the border.
Pop Songs Have Gotten Angrier Over the Decades
A new study finds that pop music increasingly expresses rage against the machine—and almost everything else.
Can the Government Force You to Unlock Your Phone?
It's an issue that focuses on the protections granted by the Fifth Amendment.
Uncertainty Around the 2020 Census Has Local Leaders on the Back Foot
Uncertainty over the government's future operations and the addition of a citizenship question have left cities bracing for chaos during the upcoming census.
Women Are Still Penalized for Having More Sexual Partners
New research finds that the sexual double standard persists.
‘These People Didn’t Have a Longing to Become Addicted’: What the Addiction Crisis Looks Like to First Responders
A night on the job with Newark Assistant Fire Chief David Decker.
A Tent City in Tornillo, Texas, Housed Thousands of Migrant Children. Now It’s Almost Gone.
Due to Trump administration policies, upwards of 6,000 children were held at the Texas facility over its lifetime. It was the largest migrant child shelter in the country.