Health

Nowhere near enough is being done to heal Flint's poisoned children.

Congress is holding its first hearing today on lead poisoning in the water supply of Flint, Michigan.

In today's On the News segment: Ending plastic waste would also have the added benefit of slowing climate change; Denmark has set another world record for wind power; snow …

Projects' true costs are being inadequately assessed, say scientists.

France's nuclear regulator has criticized the French company Areva's nuclear reactors, citing serious design vulnerabilities.

Seven Republican presidential candidates faced off Thursday in their final debate before the Iowa caucuses.

An inversion allows corporations to pretend to be non-US companies and dodge taxes, while still benefiting from US taxes.

It's heartening to read about an altruistic movement with no hidden motives except to feed the hungry, homeless and needy.

Safety rules for railroads were only implemented when enough blood had been spilled.

Saudi Arabia is bombing civilians with US-made bombs, which violates both US and international law.