Bats, Not Dogs, Are the Most Common Source of Rabies
In the United States, if you get bitten by a bat, get rabies shots.
Biden Leads New Nevada Poll of 2020 Field, as Warren Surpasses Sanders
A Monmouth University poll of voters in Nevada, a key early-voting state, showed only three candidates polling in the double digits.
One Thing You Can Do: Plan a Climate-Friendly Cookout
Also this week, a Texas bill that could make environmental protests riskier.
Bernie Sanders Calls His Brand of Socialism a Pathway to Beating Trump
Mr. Sanders, who is being portrayed as too extreme by President Trump, presented a forceful case for his brand of socialism through a framework of economic rights.
What Is Democratic Socialism? Whose Version Are We Talking About?
Bernie Sanders is giving a speech on democratic socialism. But if you ask five democratic socialists what the term means, you’ll likely get five different answers.
Census Fight Grows as House Panel Backs Contempt and Trump Asserts Privilege
A committee recommended that the House hold Attorney General William P. Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross Jr. in contempt as the president invoked his secrecy powers.
Planned Parenthood to Host Women’s Health Forum for 2020 Democrats
The majority of the candidates have agreed to participate in the forum, the first of the presidential primary season to focus on reproductive rights.
Life Where Wildfires Are a Spark Away
Wednesday: A visit to the likely ignition point of the Ranch Fire; statehouse polarization; and the history of the Albany Bulb.
Overlooked No More: Ma Rainey, the ‘Mother of the Blues’
With her unapologetic lyrics, Rainey proudly proclaimed her bisexuality and helped to mainstream black female narratives in a musical style that later became a nationwide craze.
He Killed 3 Muslim Students. But Did He Commit a Hate Crime?
For the Muslim community that lost three young members to a gunman in North Carolina over what was called a “parking dispute,” motive matters.
Killing of 5 on Indian Reservation Underscores Challenge With Violent Crime
Last year, leaders of the Yakama Nation declared a public safety crisis, citing an “epidemic of drug use” and “disregard for the rule of law.”
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