One of the most common ways journalists cover elections in the U.S. -- with a focus on who’s in the lead and who’s behind instead of on policy issues -- hurts the public and the

Native-born Americans who live in Los Angeles County neighborhoods with a higher proportion of immigrants tend to eat less fast food and more fruits and vegetables.

For decades, the political argument in favor of tax cuts for big businesses and wealthy individuals has boiled down the idea that they would invest their tax savings into jobs that would swell the wallets

Globally, as many as half of the people who survive extreme weather events experience negative mental health outcomes.

Three recent studies examine the effectiveness and unintended consequences of banning religious exemptions to childhood vaccinations in California schools.

If you work for a boss who has all the emotional intelligence of a computer, consider that someday your boss might actually be a computer. It's already happening in ridesharing and it won't stop there,

These studies show that the trade war is a net loss for the world economy. And if a global trade war broke out, the economic hit could approach that seen during the Great Recession —

This research roundup looks at the potential health care-related effects of the new "public charge" rule due to go into effect Oct. 15.

Lagging home values and high foreclosure rates among Hispanic Democrats helped shift Florida from a blue state in 2012 to a red one in 2016, study finds.

As baby boomers age, demand for home health care increases. Studies identify trends in availability and reasons for the industry's rapid churn.