False News

Numbers that arrive in a stock-market alert can feel cold and distant. They appear as rows in a table, facts…

There was a crackle of energy at Halas Hall on Thursday morning, the kind that only a franchise quarterback can…

Mary Comans was not a political figure. She was a career civil servant who spent years inside the federal government,…

Every election season, a familiar and frustrating rumor rises up from social media feeds, group texts, coffee shop conversations, and…

The afternoon sun had barely begun its slow descent over the rolling green hills of Oxford, Ohio, when the familiar,…

The Fall of a Strongman: Maduro and Flores Face Justice in a New York Courtroom The fluorescent lights of the…

For women with dense breast tissue, a mammogram can be an imperfect screen. Dense tissue can hide cancers, and it…

In a cavernous federal courtroom in lower Manhattan, the air was thick with the weight of history and the quiet…

It begins in the kind of darkness that no family should ever have to know. In the early hours of…

It started with a quiet posting on the Food and Drug Administration’s website—the kind of notice that rarely makes headlines,…

The people who live along Garvaghy Road in Portadown have had enough of being painted as the aggressors. After the…

Every time a doctor clicks a button in an electronic health record system, they are doing more than updating a…