Joseph Gedeon

Canada has proposed burying its nuclear waste near the Great Lakes, but lawmakers in Michigan and other northern US states are opposed. They're asking Biden's administration to step in.

How have his achievements -- and failures -- measured up for voters? 

Regulators got a major win against Facebook monopolization in court...but what does it mean? 

Did Biden's handling of Omicron make things worse? 

Investigative journalist Jessie Singer looks at the racial and economic disparities when it comes to who dies and who lives in so-called accidents.

At the root of it all, athletes are role models. So what does it mean when they get to get away with breaking the rules?

States across the country are considering legislation that would restrict teachers from having difficult conversations about race, sex and religion. 

At Washington University in St. Louis, researchers are using stem cells to study a rare form of autism linked to gene mutation.

Puerto Rico reported a record 84,000 new cases in December.

What happens when the new threat that tribal nations are confronting is clean energy?

Is the policy change about jobs and the economy, or about public health?

Petroleum levels in the water are said to be 350 times above what could be considered safe for drinking.

The Turnaway Study by Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health found that women who were denied an abortion fared worse in numerous aspects of their lives. 

The CPJ says a record 293 journalists are in jail around the world, up from 280 last year. 

Expo 2020 has employed migrant workers, and many are claiming they were tricked into coming to the city for unlivable wages after paying an illegal fee to recruiters.

In the American air war in the Middle East, a New York Times investigation reveals flawed intelligence, rushed and imprecise targeting and the deaths of thousands of civilians.

A new documentary opens the door to an ICE detention center during the pandemic, revealing the anxious reality of those detained at the time. 

A record high number of deaths in jail has emerged across the country in recent years.

Are some moments of racialized and political violence in the United States quickly forgotten for a reason?