The Southern accent has shifted between white English speakers of Generation X and baby boomers, a study finds.

To support people who have been incarcerated and to reduce recidivism, policymakers and re-entry programs need to prioritize housing.

More efficient US mail delivery can boost voter turnout in all states no matter what their mail voting laws are, a new study shows.

A new book examines the life and legacy of the March on Washington’s chief architect, Bayard Rustin.

For the first time since 2003, local transmission of malaria has been found in the United States, with six cases in Florida and one in Texas.

Despite the presence of vaccines, excess deaths in year two of the COVID pandemic actually increased in rural areas, research finds.

ChatGPT reflects American norms and values—even when queried about other countries and cultures—new research shows.

A new study finds potential links between democratic erosion and the rising death rate in the United States.

Work requirements for SNAP benefits don't boost employment, a study finds. Instead, they have adverse effects on homeless people.

"The pervasive influence of the law of slavery on contemporary American law raises hard questions," says Justin Simard of the Citing Slavery Project.