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Researchers, using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze hundreds of thousands of heart electrocardiograms (EKG), have found a warning sign for sudden cardiac deaths that they had never seen before.
An election integrity advocate is thankful that some safeguards have been put in place for the upcoming Alaska Senate primary, where two candidates with the same name are on the ballot.
In one of its lower profile cases, the Supreme Court this week pushed back against Big Brother and the state's ability to surveil you.
In one of the sharpest passages of his dissent, Alito argues that the 14th Amendment does not require the nation to extend citizenship to the children of so-called birth tourists or others whose parents came to the United States solely to secure citizenship for their children.
An expert on the Middle East and its complicated politics says Israel and the United States are maintaining close ties despite Iran’s continuous attempts to protect its ally Hezbollah in Lebanon.
A sports writer says the Women's National Basketball Association is allowing jealousy to take the league in the wrong direction.
Concerns are growing that a federal law is being used to, among other things, unfairly discriminate against female scholars.
A U.S. representative believes working-class Democrats want fair elections. Yet their leaders can’t seem to support election integrity reform.
An immigration enforcement advocate says the recent Supreme Court ruling changed the roadmap to fixing birthright citizenship, but there's still a path forward.
A Kansas state representative is calling on the EPA to investigate effects of abortion pill waste in the U.S. water supply — instead of relying on outdated information.
