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Remembering the 8 people killed in the Texas mall attack

Hundreds of thousands of stateless people are living in legal limbo in the U.S.

The pandemic has created unexpected summer jobs for these young people

Summer reading lists for young people at a time of crisis

Immersive exhibitions are changing the way people consume art

Why more people are turning to artificial intelligence for companionship

University of the People offers students a new and affordable college experience

How a social network is bringing people together in increasingly divisive times

It's been two years since the Collier County Sheriff’s Office found the body of a hiker in Big Cypress preserve. Despite dozens of people recognizing the hiker from the Appalachian Trail, investigators have not been able to identify him beyond the trail name “Mostly Harmless.”

As millions of Americans lost their jobs and incomes due to the coronavirus pandemic, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention issued an unprecedented moratorium on evictions. That moratorium is set to expire on December 31 if lawmakers in Congress do not extend it. The National Low Income Housing Coalition estimates as many as 19 million people in 6.7 million households are at risk of being evicted if they don’t.