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China’s “sponge cities” program to absorb rainwater was severely tested by last week’s record downpour in the central city of Zhengzhou.

The recent killing of Andrew Brown Jr. by police points to how the war on drugs has shaped the relationship between police and the Black community.

Producer responsibility laws put the incentive to create recyclable packaging back in the hands of those who make it.

Spirited “Jungle Cruise” is fueled by energetic acting that helps it to rise above its commercial origins.

During the 20th century, Black households across the United States were often broken apart by urban renewal projects that seized land for new developments such a parks. Some cities like Santa Monica, California, are building affordable housing to entice those families back.

The ban on spectators at the 2020 Olympics hasn't stopped die-hard fans in Tokyo who are finding creative ways – through chain linked fences and roadside spots – to see their favorite athletes in action.

In a 67-32 vote, the U.S. Senate agreed to begin formal consideration of a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure deal that came after weeks of negotiations between a bipartisan group of senators and the White House.

Sustained by easing restrictions and government aid, the U.S economy rose 6.5% last quarter and is on track to show the strongest calendar-year growth since 1984. But the threat of inflation remains as some consumer prices skyrocket.

The Tokyo Olympics’ delay has cost many athletes. But for others, like U.S. water polo’s Kaleigh Gilchrist, it made competing possible.