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More than 40 million Americans will lose federal food assistance soon, with no emergency funds from the USDA.

A Coeur d’Alene nonprofit offers smart homes to ALS patients, utilizing eye tracking and a joystick for control.

Despite federal intervention and clearing of encampments, many still live on D.C. streets, harder to find.

Gray wolves are repopulating California, though conflicts with ranchers rise. Officials euthanized four wolves recently.

NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe talks with Leslie B. Jones on the White House East Wing demolition and its historical impact.

Explore the University of Maryland’s library with typical books and a cafe, plus a haunted stuffed mongoose!

Seattle faces an 85% chance of a major quake in 50 years. Retrofitting old buildings could impact affordable housing.

Over a week after ex-typhoon Halong hit Alaska, Kipnuk faces devastation with over 90% of structures destroyed.

This week, the president posted an AI-generated video of himself dropping excrement from a jet onto protesters.

Archbishop Steve Wood of the Anglican Church faces allegations of misconduct, including harassment and plagiarism.

Misty Copeland retires from American Ballet Theatre, closing a groundbreaking chapter in ballet history.

Explore the impact of tariffs, AI, immigration, and market uncertainty on the economy with insights from Zanny Minton Beddoes.