A new model could shed light on how false information spreads through social networks online.

With many schools closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, students are getting more learning via the internet. But not everyone has equal internet access.

During times of crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic, hoarding isn't all that unusual. But you have to be sure you're doing it for the right reasons.

A legal historian and constitutional law scholar discusses the role of executive power in addressing the coronavirus crisis.

In the search for elusive dark matter, even a setback can open up new paths forward.

Is rural America more or less safe from the coronavirus pandemic? Two public health experts identify some advantages and disadvantages.

Weedy rice is the result with cultivars of the crop go rogue. New research traces their origins to the "Green Revolution."

"...requests for food pantries were much higher in the last week, often 2-4 times higher than the same week last year," says Matthew Kreuter.

COVID-19 has shut down professional and college sports. An expert explains why teams aren't playing and how that helps fight the pandemic's spread.

Without coordination within and across countries, COVID-19 will endlessly re-emerge, with devastating consequences for public health and the global economy.