The recent mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh has brought public attention to hate speech on social media.

With little but poverty and violence at home, migrants from Central America are risking everything to get to the U.S. What will happen to them?

It’s as small as a flash drive but has as much nicotine as a pack of cigarettes. Did the company behind the popular electronic cigarette intentionally market its product to teens?

Fake images are tricking countless people on social media. Here’s why that matters—and how you can avoid getting fooled.

The first memorial to honor the victims of lynching opens in Montgomery, Alabama—and raises the question: What does it mean to confront the past?

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

Some students who can’t make it to class are now attending school remotely.

A replica of the original ship will set sail in 2022.

Thousands of Swedes are having the devices implanted in their hands.

Quirky stats about the world’s new tallest statue, a disappearing island, declining animal populations, and more

The countries with the most frequent internet disruptions

Archaeologists have found a piece of 3,200-year-old Egyptian cheese.

If you don’t like the movie you paid to see, is it okay to go watch a different film at the theater?

Cartoons about the U.S. midterms, e-cigarettes, advertising to kids, and more
