The developments marked a rapid acceleration in the investigation, which began following the Saturday afternoon attack on Brown’s campus that killed two and injured nine others. Continue reading →
Authorities said they were examining whether Nuno Loureiro’s death was connected to the mass shooting Saturday at Brown University in Providence. Continue reading →
The move, which does not decriminalize marijuana, also authorizes a pilot program to reimburse Medicare patients for products made with CBD, a popular compound of cannabis that is not psychoactive. Continue reading →
The federal government accepted liability in the Jan. 29 collision between a military helicopter and a commercial jet over the Potomac River that claimed 67 lives, according to a court filing late Wednesday. Continue reading →
“Just like water, we need to be mindful of the risk from the PFAS in fish,” said Zheng, chair professor of water and environmental sciences at Eastern Institute of Technology in Ningbo, China. Continue reading →
America’s auto industry touts battery recycling as an environmental success, but lead from those used-up batteries at smelting factories in Africa are poisoning people in the surrounding communities. Continue reading →
As leaders of the European Union’s 27 nations convene here, Kyiv’s chief backers vowed they would not leave until they agree on a way to finance Ukraine’s state and army. Continue reading →
"People with disabilities have paid the price of exclusion for generations," writes one reader. Another: "Identical renovation projects can face dramatically different requirements based solely on location." Continue reading →
