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First cases of malaria transmitted in U.S. in decades prompt concerns

Lebanon struggles to emerge from financial crisis and government corruption

Ohio faces critical votes that could decide abortion access in the state

Exonerated member of ‘Central Park Five’ on his historic city council primary win

Israel military launches largest attacks on West Bank in nearly 20 years

WATCH: Supreme Court justices direct dissents at each other in high-profile decisions

What the Supreme Court’s latest term tells us about its future direction

Chess is surging in popularity among all ages. Here’s why

Why fast fashion’s allure comes with environmental and human costs

Lisa Cortés on her film exploring Little Richard’s legendary rock’n’roll legacy

What AM radio’s waning reach means for the future of politics and public safety

AM radio faces a modern existential threat as electric vehicle manufacturers remove the band from new models due to electromagnetic interference from electric motors. Journalist Katie Thornton, an expert on radio history, explains that despite its reputation for conservative talk, AM radio remains a vital pillar of the...

Why rising interactions between bats and humans pose major global health risks

PBS NewsHour West live episode, June 30, 2023

Brooks and Capehart on the implications of the Supreme Court's landmark decisions

GOP presidential candidates appear at far-right Moms for Liberty event

Colleges adapt admissions programs in wake of affirmative action ruling

U.S. failed to plan for worst-case scenarios before Afghanistan withdrawal, review says

Supreme Court ruling allows businesses to refuse some services to LGBTQ+ customers

Biden pledges alternative plan after Supreme Court strikes down student debt relief

WATCH LIVE: White House holds news briefing after Supreme Court strikes down Biden student debt plan