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Australia’s wildfires were a wake-up call for Chris Pryor, who doubled down on her efforts to save the continent’s wallabies.

The National Transportation Safety Boards says a driver of a Tesla Autopilot vehicle was playing a game on his phone moments before a fatal crash. It recommends tech companies should design measures that prevent cellphone use while driving.

With Lebanon on the brink of financial default, its protesters are demanding a new order in governance, one that global bodies can’t ignore.

Scottish lawmakers are pushing a bill that offers free sanitary products in public places, following its 2018 decision to provide free access to menstrual products in schools. England and U.S. cities are pursuing similar initiatives.

After rampant wildfire inflamed global debate over who owns the Amazon, can incentives cool tensions between development and preservation?

Companies that transport children are expanding, enticing parents and school districts and causing debate about modern child care.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham says the law is a needed deterrent to control gun violence, but critics say it's unconstitutional. Some sheriffs say they will assert their discretion over its enforcement.

Front-runner Bernie Sanders was the target of attacks in Tuesday night's Democratic debate. The focus, analysts say, underscores both the momentum of his campaign and the Democrats' failure to unify.

Maintenance man and Zamboni driver David Ayres saw a lifelong NHL dream come true Saturday night: He played goalie for the Carolina Hurricanes.

Growing up, I didn’t have much, so I remember all of it. And that may be a promise of future joy in my life.

For the Trump administration, the coronavirus could become an unexpected stress test of the president’s churning approach to executive management.

Money talks in a capitalist society. But amid rising inequality, some Americans are wondering whether there is such a thing as being too wealthy.