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Why are so few young people finding love?

The power plant at the former Androscoggin paper mill

Researchers warn that the design of chatbots is a “perfect storm” for anxiety.

I barely knew him. But in the last years of his life, he needed me.

Instagram TV brings the endless scroll to your television.

Young kids shouldn’t have screen time, a new report warns. But who can afford to follow that advice?

A plan to renovate one of America’s most hated airports will surely be popular—but the airport is actually fine the way it is.

Taxpayers are now financing President Trump’s love of anything gilded.

Culture and entertainment recommendations including barrel racing in Phoenix, Willie Nelson songs, and more

There’s a more complicated reality beneath the cheery headlines.

Allies that depend on U.S. military equipment need a Plan B.

The Oscar-winning singer-songwriter Glen Hansard, who died this week, brought the street into the studio.

Panelists joined to discuss the doctor’s Senate hearing, and more.

We’ve seen this before.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is in the throes of the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history. Could it have been prevented?

America needs a bigger plan to control its tick problem.

People watch as massive plumes of smoke rise from a wildfire in Spokane, Washington, on August 1, 2026, in this screengrab obtained from a social-media video.

Moral relativism and fanaticism may seem to have nothing in common, but they lead to the same result.

The natural world’s marvels are revealed when you look a little closer.

David Hockney, “Contrejour in the French Style,” 1974. Etching, soft-ground etching, aquatint.

Wisconsin has never been a bastion of moderation.

A supreme-court decision helped cause the Ceuta disaster.

The president’s big gains with Black, Hispanic, and young voters in 2024 suggested a major shift. Less than two years later, he has lost those new supporters.

The president would rather condemn Minnesota than Iran.

Republicans have been slow to call for an Ohio congressman to end his reelection campaign.

Federal prosecutors searched for evidence and found that “a botched installation” was to blame.

AI-generated images produced using Google Earth show multiple fabricated violent events.

If bombing has limited, reversible effects, then it will have to continue indefinitely.

A neuroscientist dares to argue that old-fashioned psychoanalysis holds the key to curing mental illness.

Even if the Iran war ends tomorrow, don’t expect relief at the pump any time soon.

The Trump administration would like you to worry like it’s 1979.

Coming after a history museum may not be the base-galvanizing issue Trump thinks it is.

The Vatican excommunicated 700 arch-traditionalist bishops and priests—a rupture that touches on broader disputes in the Church today.

The doctor was thrust into his pandemic-leadership role because of Trump’s deadly dereliction of duty.

The Ceuta crisis is undermining an agreement designed to foster “solidarity.”

People are getting more sick of influencers, even as the job becomes more important.