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Falling for love, or a lie? Scary signs your online romance may be a scam

A person using a smartphone illustrated with a red anonymous identity graphics.

How social media fuels youth gun violence

A row of high school students using mobile phones.

A guide to understanding the debate over keeping voter rolls ‘clean’

A voter receives a thumbs up from a poll worker after a successful check in at Biltmore Forest Town Hall during the 2024 U.S. election in Asheville, North Carolina.

Why a trans teen fled his Texas home to find safety: 'Daily danger zone'

Supporters for trans rights rally at the Texas Capitol on March 20, 2023.

During a quiet summer election, one clerk practices to make future elections smoother

Residents vote in early voting at a park building in Detroit, MI in October of 2024.

The trouble with Trump’s homelessness plan

Homeless rights activists hold up signs saying "Housing, Not Handcuffs" outside of the U.S. Supreme Court on April 22, 2024 in Washington, DC.

How Trump used the criminal system to massively expand immigration detention

Immigrant woman and children walk across a field as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) hosts a media tour at the South Texas Family Residential Center, August 2019.

Rural communities, tribes sue EPA over $2.8 billion in canceled funding for flood mitigation and resilience projects

Aerial view of Kipnuk and surrounding bodies of water.

‘This bill protects our precious waters’: How a Florida environmental group scored a win against Big Oil

A group of BP oil workers attempt to clean sand spilled with oil in Pensacola Beach, Florida.

Some California winemakers don’t want tariffs on their European competitors. Here’s why

Jason Haas, owner of Tablas Creek Vineyard, stands amongst rows of grape vines at his vineyard in Paso Robles on July 30, 2025.

A federal program helps families eat healthy meals. Trump’s new legislation cuts it.

Ana Garcia, 41, and her 3-year-old son, Elliott, pick up a Food Box at a table full of colorful produce at the Goodhue Community Center on Staten Island

Many voters in this state could benefit from a ballot in Arabic, but the law isn’t on their side

An election official assists voters ready to turn in their ballots for the US presidential and congressional elections at Dearborn High School in Dearborn, MI, United States on November 05, 2024.

Undocumented children will be barred from Head Start preschool under new Trump rule

A black "Back to School" banner hangs outside a New York pre-school enrolling a pre-kindergarten class.

More 16- and 17-year-olds are gaining the right to vote. Could this become the norm?

Blair HS junior Ben Miller, the first to register to vote in Takoma Park municipal elections, in the hallway of Blair high school on October, 29, 2013 in Silver Spring, MD.