As stakeholders across the U.S. West prepare to rewrite the rules on Colorado River conservation, experts are urging them to consider Mexico’s needs up front. The 1,450-mile waterway, which stretches from the Rocky Mountains to the Sonoran Desert, is considered the lifeblood for about 40 million people in both countries. Prioritizing cross-border investments could help...
Too often, when people think about the fentanyl and opioid crisis facing many communities, they view it strictly as a drug problem and view the victims primarily as chronic drug users. Sadly, however, this crisis in our country has shifted and now includes too many children and other innocent people. These individuals are becoming victims...
House Republicans on two top committees want answers about the reassignment of a Border Control sector chief who had testified before the committee about the ongoing border crisis.
Since banning abortion last fall, Indiana has been providing holistic support to women in need. Its new program called “My Healthy Baby” reassures mothers that they are capable of caring for their children, and that poverty need not be the end of motherhood.
A majority of Americans, 57 percent, believe a new criminal indictment against former President Trump was served to add drama to the presidential election, according to a monthly Harvard CAPS-Harris poll released Friday. However, an identical majority of respondents said an additional indictment would hurt Trump's chances at a second term. The poll comes as...
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) on Saturday argued that in order for another GOP candidate to win in 2024, they have to be willing to criticize the current frontrunner: former President Trump. "This can't be our candidate, because it ain't gonna win in November," Sununu said in an interview with Fox News' Neil Cavuto,...
From heat waves to floods to wildfires, this summer has already brought a cascade of extreme weather and increasing climatic instability. As emissions continue to rise, we not only risk intensifying climate impacts like these, but also the breaching of critical “tipping points'' in the Earth’s climate system. Triggering these feedback loops could lead to runaway warming and push the...
A soldier died, and five others were injured Friday morning after a tactical vehicle crashed at Fort Bliss, Texas, according to a U.S. Army press release. The crash was reported at 9:30 a.m. local time to officials in the Fort Bliss training area. The cause of the accident and current conditions of the injured soldiers have...