Do Cable News Networks Have an Obligation to Rebroadcast September 11th Footage?
MSNBC is discontinuing its annual tradition of replaying the network's breaking 9/11 coverage. Is that the best decision?
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The Satanic Temple Challenges Missouri Over Restrictive Abortion Law
The lawsuits argue that Missouri's 72-hour abortion waiting period violates the religious rights of Satanic Temple members.
The Broken Promise of ‘Never Again’
If liberal democracies categorically reject genocide as the pinnacle of human evil, why don't they do anything to stop it?
Senate Passes Bill to Raise the Debt Ceiling
A supermajority of the Senate voted on Thursday to pass a short-term measure to raise the debt ceiling.
Hackers Gain Access to 143 Million Americans’ Information
The breach reportedly includes Social Security numbers, names, birth dates, home addresses, and driver's license numbers.
For Greater Creativity, Go for Baroque
New research finds upbeat music from Vivaldi's The Four Seasons stimulates a key type of creative thinking.
Maternal Care Is Disappearing From America’s Rural Counties
A new study shows that more than half of the country's rural counties now don't have hospitals with obstetric services. And women of color are being hit the hardest.
Trump and Democrats Reach Agreement on Debt Ceiling, Relief Aid
The deal is a blow for GOP congressional leaders.
The National Science Foundation Is Looking to Fund Research About Hurricane Harvey
Scientists can submit research proposals any time.
The War in Afghanistan Might Not Be Effective—but, for Some, It’s Profitable
For certain companies, there's a logic behind the call for more war: money.