Ryan Andrew Wilde

It’s Teacher Appreciation Week, but more than two years into the pandemic, many teachers across the country are not exactly feeling the love.

Yesterday, President Biden used his clemency powers to grant 3 pardons and 75 commutations for the first time in his presidency.  But why does the process take so long and serve so few?

On Monday, a Texas court issued a last minute stay on Melissa Lucio's execution. What does it mean for her future, and what does her case reveal about “good” and “bad” mothers?

Two weeks ago heavy rains triggered flooding and mudslides around Durban, South Africa.  It has left more than 400 people dead, and displaced an estimated 40,000 people.

We speak with Wawa Gatheru about her work with Black Girl Environmentalist and her goal of an anti-racist environmental movement.

Take a look a behind the science and benefit of water waste surveillance in identifying and tracking infections and diseases.

Last week President Biden used the word "genocide" to characterize Russia's actions in Ukraine. But do Russia's atrocities in Ukraine rise to the legal definition of genocide?

A poll conducted by ABC News in January found that only 20% of Americans feel confident in our country’s elections. We look to the state of Georgia for answers as to why.

The U.S. is approaching 1 million lives lost from COVID-19 and the Biden Administration just extended the public health emergency designation. We break down the latest COVID-19 news.

A conversation about the financial risks of investing in cryptocurrency.

Many nations are experiencing a renewed rise of populism, including the U.S. This 21st century populism has distinctly autocratic underpinnings.

According to the United Nations, more than four million Ukrainians refugees have fled for nearby countries. The situation for displaced LGBTQ+ Ukrainians is particularly precarious. 

Throughout history Ukraine's fertile soil has been the object of desire for invaders. We trace the historical importance of grain in the region to Russia's current invasion of Ukraine.

A rising food crisis in the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere is threatening nearly half the population with what the United Nations describes as severe hunger. 

The American Association of University Professors has traced an uptick in the targeted harassment of faculty, often those accused of having bias or teaching “controversial” topics.