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A Quiet Ohio Town, a Teen’s Cellphone, and a Sprawling Federal Terrorism Investigation
A call from a mother concerned about her son’s anti-government conspiracy theories turned into a national terror probe.
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Inside the Race to Fix America’s Gas Pipelines Amid AI Center Boom
The rise of power-hungry data centers is posing a new challenge to the nation’s aging natural gas pipeline infrastructure.
She Posted on Facebook About Murky Water. Then the Police Came Knocking.
A small Texas town has been turned upside down after a woman was arrested over her comments on the town’s water quality.
2 Years After Trump Rally Shooting, Slain Hero’s Widow Still Seeks Answers
Helen Comperatore reveals insights about her husband’s death, as others join her in calling for release of more records.
The Economic Miracle of America, 250 Years in the Making
World War II marked America’s rise as the world’s superpower, but the nation’s economic foundations were laid decades before, historians say.
How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
A handful of large corporations now control medication availability, pricing, and payment for the vast majority of Americans.
The Scramble to Tackle AI National Security Risks
Alarm has mounted on Capitol Hill in recent weeks amid claims that frontier AI models have shown the capacity to breach highly encrypted classified networks.
Can American Coal Survive?
Despite recent growth, US coal production is experiencing a steady, long-term decline as utilities shift to gas, wind, and solar.
How America Won the Hearts of World Cup Soccer Fans
From lobster rolls and barbeque to huge skylines and stadiums, soccer fans from around the world are loving the American experience.
How World Cup Teams Snag Players Born or Raised in Another Country
FIFA allows soccer players to change national teams under certain conditions—but they can only change teams once.
American Jews Used to Be Gun Shy. Now That’s Changed.
Lox and Loaded is dedicated to training the Jewish community in self-defense amid a worldwide rise in anti-Semitism, the group’s leaders say.
How the Longest-Living Constitution in History Sustains America
The Founding Fathers drew from Western political philosophies to create a republic that would stand the test of time.
INFOGRAPHIC: The Constitution—Understanding America’s Fundamental Law
The nation’s foundational charter laid the groundwork for the most successful political system in human history.
10 Charts Show How America Has Changed in 250 Years
Find out what cost $200 in 1790 but now costs more than $400,000.
A Hidden Chamber, an Unfinished Dream, and the Mystique of Mount Rushmore
The world-famous American icon—which almost wasn’t built—will likely endure for millennia. It’s a major focal point for America’s 250th birthday this year.
Trump’s Washington Makeover: A Look at Every Statue, Memorial, and Fountain
Drawing on his decades in construction, the president is leading numerous projects to beautify the nation’s capital for America’s 250th birthday.
Can We Have Our Humans Back? Why Some Companies Are Rethinking AI.
Industry insiders and CEOs explain the hidden price tag and, in some cases, buyer’s remorse associated with trading real workers for AI agents.
‘Go West, Young Man’: Yellowstone’s Call Echoes Across the Generations
The national park system holds a special place in the American psyche—representing the rugged individualism of our forefathers.
FTC Sues Group Behind Child Transgender Surgery ‘Playbook’: What to Know
The government alleges an influential transgender health group misled teens and families on dangers of puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and breast removal.
Fake Tests, Excessive Pills, and Pricey Skin Grafts: How Healthcare Fraud Works in America
Americans should never have to wonder whether a procedure was done out of medical necessity or for profit, officials say.