Social Science

In the cobblestoned heart of São João del-Rei, a Brazilian colonial town where gilded Baroque churches rise above streets laid...

Across hundreds of American cities, networks of microphones perch on rooftops and utility poles, listening around the clock for the...

When the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic swept across Britain in the winter of 2020–21, the damage was not...

The Neighborhood You Grew Up in May Still Be Written in Your Arteries at 23 Long before the first heart...

Starting January 1, 2027, millions of Americans enrolled in Medicaid will be required to prove, month after month, that they...

Children in South Africa paid a heavy price for COVID-19 lockdown measures that were designed almost entirely to protect adults,...

Infertility is often described as a double burden: a medical condition that closes off the most common route to parenthood,...

Half the U.S. States Studied May Carry a Built-In "Natural Rate" of Hate Crime — and More Policing Alone Cannot...

Financial crises have a peculiar way of exposing connections that investors never knew existed. One day a pandemic in Wuhan...

Deep in Chilean Patagonia, one of the cloudiest inhabited landscapes on the planet, a new artificial intelligence has learned to...