Zoann Murphy

These are the stories of Israelis who survived the Hamas ambush in southern Israel, in their own words.

Native Hawaiians say the tragedy is being used as a pretext to roll back their gains in securing water supplies.

Sea levels along the U.S. Gulf Coast are rising much faster than predicted. For New Orleans, the surge threatens its natural hurricane protection, leaving the city and surrounding area much more vulnerable to storms.

Kharkiv-based street artist Gamlet Zinkivskyi is using his paintings to support Ukraine’s war effort and remake the landscape of his hometown.

Changing climate and other factors make Vermont staples like milk and maple syrup harder to produce, so a raft of new crops and farm businesses are popping up.

An island community moved to the mainland. Now the fast-rising sea is following — a warning for the rest of the East Coast.

Locals say last month’s shooting has worsened another persistent problem: With its main grocery store closed, the East Side is running out of food.

Half of the 3 million people who have fled the war in Ukraine are children. In their own words and drawings, some shared what they have been through.

Six old mining sites owned by the Nature Conservancy will be some of the first utility-scale solar farms in the region — and the nonprofit group hopes the model can be replicated nationwide.

360 Video: Experience the Democratic debate from the stage

10 years after a brutal massacre, Congolese-Americans are speaking out in the hopes that Washington will listen.

Inside a refuge for Syrian widows fleeing the horrors of war

United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees, António Guterres, is urging the international community to share the burden of Syria’s tragedy.