One of the most important laws protecting birds in the US just got gutted By Ula Chrobak / Feb 10, 2020
The U.S. is officially leaving the Paris Climate Accord, but the world is still fighting By Sara Kiley Watson / Nov 5, 2019
The government’s plan to collect migrant DNA could send us down a slippery slope for surveillance By Jack Herrera / Oct 22, 2019
Trump is taking away California’s right to set its own air pollution targets By Ula Chrobak / Sep 19, 2019
Space Force isn’t the first time the US has tried to send the military into orbit By John Wenz / Jun 20, 2018
Drinking, bathing in, or injecting yourself with bleach can be deadly—and it won’t cure COVID-19 By Rachel Feltman / Apr 24, 2020
Trump’s latest executive order could let agencies shirk environmental responsibility By Ula Chrobak / Jun 9, 2020
Trans people’s access to health care is imperiled, but a recent Supreme Court case might help By Hannah Seo / Jun 23, 2020
Supreme Court ruling on birth control could have ripple effects beyond unwanted pregnancy By Kate Baggaley / Jul 10, 2020