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In Charts: Audits Spotlight Unusual Trends in Medicaid Spending for Autism Care
Spending on autism therapy services is dramatically outpacing overall Medicaid spending, prompting state and federal scrutiny.
Iran War Reveals How Drones Are Changing the Battlefield
A strike from a single Iranian one-way attack drone marked the deadliest episode for U.S. forces since the start of hostilities with Iran.
Why Homeownership Is Increasingly Elusive for Young People
Today’s homebuyers are often advised to look at houses that are about three to five times their annual income.
US Natural Gas Market Shielded From Global Price Shocks During Iran War
Analysts say East Asia could see hikes in energy costs after an Iranian strike wrecked Qatari LNG infrastructure that met 20 percent of the world’s demand.
Israel Targets Checkpoints That Hold Back Iranian Uprising
Experts say the precision strikes could shift the balance of power in the event of future unrest.
After Years of Border Crisis, Towns Show Signs of Recovery
‘It’s a night-and-day difference,’ said the founder of Restore San Diego.
Momentum Builds for End of Regime in Cuba
Cuba’s leadership faces increased strain from U.S. policy and mounting protests on the island.
How Clean Water Brings Life in Malawi
Water wells built by a nonprofit eliminate cholera and create economic opportunities in remote villages.
US Has a New Ally in Latin America—Here’s Why It Matters
Chilean President José Antonio Kast’s election signals new opportunities for deeper security cooperation, analysts say.
AI Insiders Warn of Dangers of ‘Emergent Strategic Behavior’
Is AI deliberately deceptive? That’s beside the point, researchers say.
China Sets Its Lowest Growth Target in Decades—Here’s Why
It reflects an admission of failure, manipulation of expectations, and face saving for the regime, according to analysts.
US Cities Face Water Stress Amid Crumbling Infrastructure
Billions of gallons of water are lost daily to aging water pipes while a perfect storm of factors strains supply.
Photo Essay: US Military Between the Border Walls in San Diego
The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.
INFOGRAPHIC: Home Remedies for Everyday Ailments
From minor wounds to pain and mental health, experts share their best remedies for finding relief—using ingredients found in your kitchen.
What to Know About the Tiny Iranian Island That the US Bombed
The U.S. ‘obliterated’ military targets on Kharg Island but left its oil infrastructure intact for now, Trump said.
How the US Can Adjust to Middle East Oil Disruptions
Energy markets could experience significant shifts in global production and distribution in the long term, experts say.
Texas Case Could Clear Way for More Lawsuits Over Transgender Surgeries
The statute of limitations has emerged as a significant obstacle for lawsuits such as Soren Aldaco’s.
Americans Face Sky-High Medical Bills Even With Health Insurance
Surprise bills, unexplained charges, and a lack of price transparency adds stress to patients’ recoveries and makes some leery of seeking further care.
The Human Costs of Ultracompetitive Youth Sports
The drive for elite child athletes shoves recreation-level programs aside and discourages collective participation, federal lawmakers fear.
In Charts: Audits Spotlight Unusual Trends in Medicaid Spending for Autism Care
Spending on autism therapy services is dramatically outpacing overall Medicaid spending, prompting state and federal scrutiny.
Iran War Reveals How Drones Are Changing the Battlefield
A strike from a single Iranian one-way attack drone marked the deadliest episode for U.S. forces since the start of hostilities with Iran.
Why Homeownership Is Increasingly Elusive for Young People
Today’s homebuyers are often advised to look at houses that are about three to five times their annual income.
US Natural Gas Market Shielded From Global Price Shocks During Iran War
Analysts say East Asia could see hikes in energy costs after an Iranian strike wrecked Qatari LNG infrastructure that met 20 percent of the world’s demand.
Israel Targets Checkpoints That Hold Back Iranian Uprising
Experts say the precision strikes could shift the balance of power in the event of future unrest.
After Years of Border Crisis, Towns Show Signs of Recovery
‘It’s a night-and-day difference,’ said the founder of Restore San Diego.
Momentum Builds for End of Regime in Cuba
Cuba’s leadership faces increased strain from U.S. policy and mounting protests on the island.
How Clean Water Brings Life in Malawi
Water wells built by a nonprofit eliminate cholera and create economic opportunities in remote villages.
US Has a New Ally in Latin America—Here’s Why It Matters
Chilean President José Antonio Kast’s election signals new opportunities for deeper security cooperation, analysts say.
AI Insiders Warn of Dangers of ‘Emergent Strategic Behavior’
Is AI deliberately deceptive? That’s beside the point, researchers say.
China Sets Its Lowest Growth Target in Decades—Here’s Why
It reflects an admission of failure, manipulation of expectations, and face saving for the regime, according to analysts.
US Cities Face Water Stress Amid Crumbling Infrastructure
Billions of gallons of water are lost daily to aging water pipes while a perfect storm of factors strains supply.
Photo Essay: US Military Between the Border Walls in San Diego
The area is now patrolled by the U.S. military as part of a new strategy in which troops cooperate with Border Patrol in newly designated militarized zones.
INFOGRAPHIC: Home Remedies for Everyday Ailments
From minor wounds to pain and mental health, experts share their best remedies for finding relief—using ingredients found in your kitchen.
What to Know About the Tiny Iranian Island That the US Bombed
The U.S. ‘obliterated’ military targets on Kharg Island but left its oil infrastructure intact for now, Trump said.
How the US Can Adjust to Middle East Oil Disruptions
Energy markets could experience significant shifts in global production and distribution in the long term, experts say.
Texas Case Could Clear Way for More Lawsuits Over Transgender Surgeries
The statute of limitations has emerged as a significant obstacle for lawsuits such as Soren Aldaco’s.
Americans Face Sky-High Medical Bills Even With Health Insurance
Surprise bills, unexplained charges, and a lack of price transparency adds stress to patients’ recoveries and makes some leery of seeking further care.
The Human Costs of Ultracompetitive Youth Sports
The drive for elite child athletes shoves recreation-level programs aside and discourages collective participation, federal lawmakers fear.