Meg Dalton

Plus, a look at one specific city’s efforts to reallocate funds back to the community. 

Around this time every year, there is list after list of the buzziest books hitting shelves in the coming months.

Recently, there’s been a number of controversies surrounding book deals for former Trump administration officials and other polarizing figures. 

People in Thailand, Argentina, Mexico, Japan, and other countries across the globe demonstrated solidarity with Black Americans. 

Next month, intelligence agencies are expected to give a report to Congress about “unidentified aerial phenomena.”

The legislation aims to address the uptick in hate crimes targeting the Asian Americans and Pacific Islander population during the pandemic.  

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the school year in many ways.

The Kinsey Institute recently unveiled the results of a national survey looking at the impact of COVID-19 on people’s relationships and sex lives.

While some are relieved by the CDC’s announcement, others think the agency is moving too fast in easing mask recommendations. 

A look at the growing number of red states opting out of the pandemic era unemployment program.    

There's a long history of using incentives to promote public health. 

According to recent polling, most people of faith—including Christians—support LGBTQ anti-discrimination protections like the Equality Act.  

According to new data from the federal government, the birth rate declined by four percent in 2020.  

Over the course of its three seasons, Shrill has captured the experience of being fat in the U.S., all while tackling fat stigma and fat-shaming head-on.  

According to the U.S. Labor Department, the unemployment rate rose from 6 percent in March to 6.1 percent, with employers adding just 266,000 jobs in April. 

Months into a new presidency, there’s still a rift within the Republican Party over former President Donald Trump’s false claims about election fraud. 

On Wednesday, Facebook’s Oversight Board ruled to uphold the social network’s suspension of former President Donald Trump.

Since its debut, "Pose" has chronicled New York City’s ball scene of the 1980s and 1990s. 

Many fantasy shows and movies immerse their audience in fictional worlds complete with new lands, new people, new creatures, and even new languages.

Last Tuesday, the CDC released new COVID-19 guidelines relaxing the wearing of masks outdoors as the vaccine rollout continues and cases decline across the United States.