Emma Talkoff

Why some parents are choosing to scale back their kids’ access to devices and how to navigate the big feelings that may follow.

There’s a severe shortage of air traffic controllers in the U.S. Why are so many people dropping out of training?

The first time President Donald Trump announced a travel ban, in 2017, it touched off protests at airports and a legal fight. Now, Trump has announced a new ban on travelers from 12 countries. It could be harder to challenge in court.

What the ongoing battle between the Trump administration and Harvard University could mean for the independence of schools across the country.

The U.S. and China agreed to a 90-day pause in the escalating trade war – but small-business owner Emily Ley says that doesn’t make it any easier for her to plan. She’s suing Trump over his tariffs in an effort to save her business.

“One minute I was talking about how to make an easy pot roast, and the next minute we’re talking about an international trade war,” Emily Ley said.

Fifty years ago today, the Vietnam War ended, starting a long journey toward peace and reconciliation between the two countries. Now that progress and U.S.-Vietnam relations are faltering under President Donald Trump.

Navigating your personal finances in uncertain economic times is stressful. Michelle Singletary, the personal finance columnist at The Washington Post, is here to help.

Inside the largest funder of biomedical research in the world, the past six weeks have been chaos. The NIH has long been a driver of scientific discoveries on treatments for diseases from cancer to covid – but under Trump, its future is uncertain.

Confident in AI-generated results, some police departments are using facial recognition technology to help solve crimes. But how reliable is that software, and what happens when it’s wrong?