The Aftermath of Soleimani’s Death Since the U.S. Airstrike 2020-01-06

The Aftermath of Soleimani’s Death Since the U.S. Airstrike

How is President’s Trump decision to assassinate a top Iranian commander playing out in Washington?

How Tribal Experts Are Shaping the Federal Government’s Wildfire Strategy

In recent years, the federal government has been deferring more to tribal experts who say that intentionally setting prescribed fires is the best way to lessen damage from wildfires.

Why Some Foster Children Stay in Motels, Offices, and Institutions

About 56,000 foster children were living in congregate care as of 2013, according to the federal Children’s Bureau.

Weinstein’s Criminal Trial Begins With a Long Jury Selection Process

The former movie mogul is in Manhattan for proceedings expected to last six weeks, and much of the focus will be on jury selection.