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People In Poverty Have The Most At Stake As World Climate Talks Begin AP Photo/Bruna Prado/2025

People In Poverty Have The Most At Stake As World Climate Talks Begin

Data shows that even in developed nations relatively sheltered from climate change, over 80% of poor people are exposed to at least one climate hazard, like drought, air pollution or extreme heat.

The Public Is Being Overwhelmed With Muzzle-Velocity Headlines zimmytws/iStock via Getty Images/The Conversation

The Public Is Being Overwhelmed With Muzzle-Velocity Headlines

The political strategy, rooted in racism and authoritarianism, is causing doubt about what’s real and what isn’t.

An Indigenous View Of Daylight Saving Time: It’s Nonsense Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2024

An Indigenous View Of Daylight Saving Time: It’s Nonsense

Changing the clocks for daylight saving time runs counter to human nature — and nature itself.

Older Women Once Trusted Social Security. Now They Aren’t So Sure Getty Images/iStockphoto

Older Women Once Trusted Social Security. Now They Aren’t So Sure

The fear and uncertainty transcends politics, with both Democratic and Republican women over 65 expressing similar doubts.

Drought Is Quietly Pushing American Cities Toward A Fiscal Cliff Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

Drought Is Quietly Pushing American Cities Toward A Fiscal Cliff

Drought isn’t the only climate-driven disaster hitting cities. But it may be the most insidious of the natural threats straining local budgets.

Trump’s Targeting Of ‘Enemies’ Echoes FBI’s Dark History Under J. Edgar Hoover Screenshot/Retro Report/New York Times/2014

Trump’s Targeting Of ‘Enemies’ Echoes FBI’s Dark History Under J. Edgar Hoover

Hoover, director until his death in 1972, operated a secret FBI within the FBI that he used to destroy people and organizations whose political opinions he opposed.

When Government Websites Become Campaign Tools Flickr via KAZVorpal

When Government Websites Become Campaign Tools

Blaming the federal shutdown on Democrats has legal and political risks, including running afoul of the Hatch Act.

Advice To Feed Babies Peanuts Early Often Helped Kids Avoid Allergies Getty Images via iStockphotos

Advice To Feed Babies Peanuts Early Often Helped Kids Avoid Allergies

A study that upended medical practice by recommending feeding babies peanut products early to prevent allergies has had a big effect in the real world.

Education Department Layoffs Hit Special Ed And Civil Rights Offices AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin/2025

Education Department Layoffs Hit Special Ed And Civil Rights Offices

The layoffs would cut the agency’s workforce by nearly a fifth and leave it reduced to less than half its size when Trump took office