Posts in category Opinion

Beirut, Lebanon (AP) — Pope Leo XIV celebrated Lebanon’s tradition of interfaith coexistence Monday as a beacon of hope for a conflict-torn region, as he …

A busy news week heading into the Thanksgiving holiday has distracted from a continuing effort by the Trump administration to relocate, and in some cases …

The tragedy of rare disease is not only measured in lives lost—it’s also measured in lives that could have been saved, if only abandoned discoveries …

The holidays are coming, and many financially strapped families are considering how to responsibly manage their use of credit while still enjoying seasonal gatherings, presents, …

VIOLA FORD FLETCHER: “The fact that she died without any meaningful redress — not for herself, her family, or her community — isn’t just a …

Lidia Bastianich notes that the traditional filling of pumpkin ravioli is simple. Instead of the traditional roasted Mantova squash, she uses butternut here and says …

Nairobi, Kenya (AP) — Ethiopia on Friday confirmed its first Marburg outbreak after nine cases were identified in a southern region of the country that …

Earlier this year, when the administration proposed deep cuts to the National Institutes of Health, lawmakers from both parties swiftly and rightly pushed back. Slashing …

Congress has handed hospital giants a new line of taxpayer-funded credit. This summer, Congress included a $50 billion "rural health fund" in the multitrillion-dollar One …

DATING BACK CENTURIES: The archive dating back centuries contradicts assumptions that African history has been primarily oral. PHOTO COURTESY NATIONALGEOGRAPHIC.COM/HISTORY Timbuktu, Mali (AP) — Thirteen …