Here & Now

The Trump administration wants to change a program that helps low-income students attend college, sparking backlash from a bipartisan group of senators.

Health officials are working to contain a deadly outbreak of hantavirus, which is primarily spread by rodents, on board a Dutch cruise ship currently off the coast of West Africa.

Brian Trapp grew up with a twin brother who had severe cerebral palsy and intellectual disabilities. But he never felt like a "glass child."

The U.S.-Israeli ceasefire with Iran somehow remains intact, despite tensions rising as both the U.S. and Iran vie for control over the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway that has been under Iranian control since the start of the war over two months ago.

It's called autobrewery syndrome, a debilitating and dangerous condition where a person's body turns carbohydrates into alcohol through fermentation, raising their alcohol levels to well above the legal limit for driving without warning.

The Supreme Court ruling on mifepristone allows it to again be prescribed remotely and delivered through the mail. 

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has warned that the labor market is stuck in neutral.

To many, the war feels as though it’s at a standstill with on-and-off negotiations and no tangible movement on a peace plan.

The play features themes including economic disparity, gender bias, and policing, as relevant today as they were more than 50 years ago when the movie was released. 

Fresh water sources have dried up, leaving close to half a million people in Texas’ gulf coast at risk of not having drinking water.