Here & Now

Kansas City locals believe in the 'Tonganoxie Split.' Is it real?

Why Dr. Makary resigned as head of FDA

Consumers beware: Not all personal finance info should be shared with chatbots

An ambitious shipping carbon tax survives despite U.S. attempt to derail talks

John Cephas and Phil Wiggins were modern ambassadors of the Piedmont blues

New York Times reporter Jazmine Ulloa takes a deep dive into her 'El Paso' hometown

The U.S. and China's 'mutually assured disruption' and why China wants trade stability

What is it going to take to win elections in November?

Western U.S. could see catastrophic wildfire season

As ticks proliferate, one expert's tips for prevention and removal

What's at stake in the Nebraska primary election?

Consumer prices rise at fastest pace in around 3 years

Sen. Tim Kaine says Trump is sidestepping Congress on Iran war

How will Trump approach Taiwan in China talks?

How a weaker Voting Rights Act impacts American voters

eBay rejects GameStop's proposed $55 billion deal to combine companies

What an American writer has seen in China related to AI, U.S. sentiments in the last 13 years

Chinese society exhibits a distinct optimism toward artificial intelligence and digital integration, viewing technology as a tangible, daily convenience rather than a source of surveillance concern. Unlike in the United States, where skepticism toward big tech and data privacy is prevalent, residents in China experienc...

Meet the New York truck driver who spent 22 years building a scale model of the city he loves

How Kansas City is perparing to host the World Cup

These poets show there is crying in baseball after all