Personal growth and even future job prospects has taken a backseat to standardized tests as a priority for education policy, new research shows.

"Fighting COVID-19 shouldn't be a partisan issue: The virus doesn't care what party you belong to, and everyone is at risk."

How many people in the US can actually work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Not enough, researchers say.

Warnings on soda have been ruled a violation of companies' right to commercial speech. Health experts say they could protect people's health.

Listen to a researcher who warned of a potential pandemic in 2018 explain how we got to where we are now and what we can do to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new free database shows the state-by-state COVID-19 responses in the United States to help people make sense of the different orders around the country.

In 2016, Russian trolls used pro- and anti-vaccine messages to target Americans. That has scientists worried about how they'll use COVID-19.

"A prison in a pandemic becomes akin to a cruise ship—people are crowded into a shared space that they cannot leave." Here are prisons' COVID-19 options.

Movement toward gender equity accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s, but slowed or stopped beginning in the 1990s, research finds.

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