The Report

New research shows that listening to natural local birdsong can improve mood and reduce stress more effectively than recordings from distant places.

Cloaked in nondisclosure agreements, companies are wooing cash-strapped rural counties to build massive data centers nationwide.

Kennedy defended budget cuts, his agency’s actions on vaccines, and the administration’s efforts to crack down on health care fraud.

People along Paul Revere’s famous route from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts, said the 250th anniversary of America will be ‘extra special.’

Tribute bands say they love making a living as musicians while meeting demand for music by artists whose ticket prices put them out of reach for many fans.

Coalition to spare isolated herd on Santa Catalina Island gains momentum.

A major study found that stable heart attack survivors who stopped taking beta-blockers fared no worse than those who continued.

Frank Bisignano, recognized for his successful business turnarounds, is now leading major modernization efforts at the Social Security Administration and IRS.

Legislation requiring middle school and high school students to read four full books per year might be considered in some states next year, the author said.

One drug can lead to another. Doctors call it a prescribing cascade—and it often begins in predictable moments.

The 340B Drug Pricing Program was started to help safety-net providers, yet it fueled health system consolidation. Some lawmakers want to see it reformed.

Some states are taking the next step beyond banning medical procedures for pediatric gender dysphoria, by making it easier for detransitioners to sue.

A majority of Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations have focused on perpetrators of violent crimes, officials say.

Three Phoenix firefighters turned tragedy into innovation after colleagues died from cancer.

Spending on autism therapy services is dramatically outpacing overall Medicaid spending, prompting state and federal scrutiny.

A new study found that baby foods in the United States contain additives linked to gut disruption, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and obesity.

Today’s homebuyers are often advised to look at houses that are about three to five times their annual income.

Analysts say East Asia could see hikes in energy costs after an Iranian strike wrecked Qatari LNG infrastructure that met 20 percent of the world’s demand.

Fans swear kratom is helpful. Critics say it’s addictive and could be deadly. Researchers are still exploring the complexities of this botanical product.

Watering plants, tidying a drawer, or simply looking up at the sky sends a special signal to your nervous system.

New research shows that listening to natural local birdsong can improve mood and reduce stress more effectively than recordings from distant places.

Cloaked in nondisclosure agreements, companies are wooing cash-strapped rural counties to build massive data centers nationwide.

Kennedy defended budget cuts, his agency’s actions on vaccines, and the administration’s efforts to crack down on health care fraud.

People along Paul Revere’s famous route from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts, said the 250th anniversary of America will be ‘extra special.’

Tribute bands say they love making a living as musicians while meeting demand for music by artists whose ticket prices put them out of reach for many fans.

Coalition to spare isolated herd on Santa Catalina Island gains momentum.

A major study found that stable heart attack survivors who stopped taking beta-blockers fared no worse than those who continued.

Frank Bisignano, recognized for his successful business turnarounds, is now leading major modernization efforts at the Social Security Administration and IRS.

Legislation requiring middle school and high school students to read four full books per year might be considered in some states next year, the author said.

One drug can lead to another. Doctors call it a prescribing cascade—and it often begins in predictable moments.

The 340B Drug Pricing Program was started to help safety-net providers, yet it fueled health system consolidation. Some lawmakers want to see it reformed.

Some states are taking the next step beyond banning medical procedures for pediatric gender dysphoria, by making it easier for detransitioners to sue.

A majority of Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations have focused on perpetrators of violent crimes, officials say.

Three Phoenix firefighters turned tragedy into innovation after colleagues died from cancer.

Spending on autism therapy services is dramatically outpacing overall Medicaid spending, prompting state and federal scrutiny.

A new study found that baby foods in the United States contain additives linked to gut disruption, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, and obesity.

Today’s homebuyers are often advised to look at houses that are about three to five times their annual income.

Analysts say East Asia could see hikes in energy costs after an Iranian strike wrecked Qatari LNG infrastructure that met 20 percent of the world’s demand.

Fans swear kratom is helpful. Critics say it’s addictive and could be deadly. Researchers are still exploring the complexities of this botanical product.

Watering plants, tidying a drawer, or simply looking up at the sky sends a special signal to your nervous system.