Family caregivers are now spending 60% more than five years ago, according to AARP. Journalist Paula Span discusses increasing senior care costs and available options.
A remake of 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' has been released. Critics noted its streamlined approach and faithful adaptation.
Several House races will serve as indicators for midterm election outcomes. These races will provide insights as results become available.
New restrictions at Texas Tech have altered course materials and prompted faculty departures and student protests. The changes have also led to accusations of censorship and a federal lawsuit.
Election Day has arrived with control of Congress on the line. Results will begin to be reported starting at 6 p.m. ET.
An investigation revealed cyberattacks targeting industrial refrigerators. Operational technology systems were exposed to damage and disruption.
Researchers report an increase in hate directed at South Asians in the U.S. A recent thwarted massacre allegedly targeting Hindu Americans illustrates this trend.
Swing voters who previously supported President Trump are evaluating his presidency. They are deciding their support for candidates in the upcoming Election Day.
NPR partners with the Associated Press to make election race calls. This process is a critical component of election night coverage.
StoryCorps and Morning Edition collaborated on Connect250. The project gathered conversations about American life for the nation's 250th anniversary.
AI chatbots are increasingly used for election information, but their inaccuracies and candidate recommendations raise concerns. These systems could potentially influence voter decisions.
The U.S. has grown more politically polarized, but studies show people overestimate their differences. A majority of Americans share overlapping political views that researchers call a "messy middle."
A judge accused the Department of Justice of "weaponization" and dismissed a case against former FBI officials. The judge cited mistakes in the handling of the Hunter Biden probes.
United StatesSeveral voter demographics have expressed dissatisfaction with President Trump's performance. Their alignment will be a significant storyline to observe.
Two economists have reached different conclusions after studying California's billionaire tax. The study examines whether the tax will fill or drain state coffers.
Districts crucial for determining control of the House and Senate are geographically dispersed. Voting officials in these areas may encounter unprecedented scrutiny and pressure.
Colleges are working to make the admissions process less intimidating and more accessible. The goal is to create a more open and friendly experience for applicants.
Many consumers are switching from fluoride dental products to those containing hydroxyapatite. Dentists' opinions on this shift are being sought.
United StatesPresident Trump has escalated his anti-Muslim remarks targeting Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. He questioned the candidate's loyalty and portrayed him as a security threat.
A proposed rule aims to upgrade food assistance cards. This move is presented as a significant step toward addressing fraud that has cost SNAP recipients millions.
A judge determined the Department of Justice unlawfully terminated Maurene Comey, daughter of the former FBI director. Comey served as a federal prosecutor for about a decade.
Republican efforts in redistricting for the midterms may not yield expected results despite significant spending. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured his fourth term as president of Brazil.
Republicans redrew congressional districts to improve midterm outcomes but are now competing in costly races. These contests were expected to be less challenging.
A federal judge overturned a ban on immigrant visas from 75 countries. However, thousands of immigrants remain abroad without visas.
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