"Ghost forests" filled with dead trees are becoming a growing phenomenon in parts of the Northeast. New research offers two explanations.

In the race to convince people to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the United States faces an uphill battle compared to the UK, where more people want the shot.

In the race to convince people to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the United States faces an uphill battle compared to the UK, where more people want the shot.

The first episode of a new podcast series on the wealth gap between Black and white Americans focuses on our collective "dismemory" of slavery.

People who are victims of unfair police treatment are likely to experience detrimental outcomes, including depression, suicidal thoughts, and drug use.

Getting government money to smaller companies would do more for brining the US economy back after the pandemic than sending dollars to bigger businesses.

New research documents how the COVID-19 pandemic, and resulting loss of in-person education for kids, has sidelined mothers from the workforce.

New research documents how the COVID-19 pandemic, and resulting loss of in-person education for kids, has sidelined mothers from the workforce.

While Republicans and Democrats agree on relief for the pandemic, Americans are split on issues around the 2020 election and President Trump's impeachment.

Dealing with health insurance companies costs the US economy billions in wasted work time and lost productivity, according to a new study.