Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall Cancel Performances

Scientists Believe Amazon and Other Large Ecosystem are Near their Tipping Point

Cherokee Nation Donates $6M for School Districts Across Oklahoma

US Border Patrol Launches Plan to Collect DNA Samples from Undocumented Immigrants

Study: Exposure to Thirdhand Smoke Possible Through Chemicals that Cling to Clothing

Turtles Are Eating Plastic Because it Smells Like Food

Administration Seeks to End Public Student Loan Forgiveness Program

Exhibit at Brooklyn Museum of Art Explores the Impact of the Environment on Indingeous People

Tracking System Developed to Develop Sustainable Fish Farms

Seniors Receive Education on Spotting False News

Philanthropist Invests Millions into America’s Museums and Cultural Institutions

Censorship in Books Makes it Hard to Learn While in Prison

Case of Discrimination Against LGBT Foster Parents to Be Heard by Supreme Court this Year

Long Island University Freezes Courses in Liberal Arts Due to “Decline” in Student Interest

MET Revamps British Galleries to Tell Bigger Story of History and Slavery

Nonprofit Spotlight: Fit Kids Teaching Palo Alto Children the Importance of “Playing with a Purpose” Through Physical Activity

Report: Governments Rarely Hire Minority-Owned Businesses When it Comes to Contract Work

America’s Youth Impacted and Influenced by Presidency, but Unable to Vote

Study: Reefs Could Be Gone by 2100 in Worsening Climate Conditions

Art Dealers in the UK Scramble Amid Stricter Regulations for Selling, Buying and Storing Art