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What happens when one of the world’s biggest cities faces a water crisis? That’s the case in Mexico City, where a mix of drought and faulty infrastructure is testing the water system – and millions of residents.

Conspiracy theorist and Infowars founder Alex Jones is facing a reckoning. After being ordered to pay $1.5 billion in damages to the families of Sandy Hook school shooting victims, the future of Jones’s media empire hangs in the balance.

Deep fakes. Fake electors. Violence against poll workers. Local election officials are gearing up to combat all kinds of threats to free and fair elections this November. We unpack what they’re up against and what actions they’re taking ahead of Election Day.

Electric vehicles are a key plank in President Biden’s climate agenda. But in 2024, they’ve also become a line of attack against vulnerable, red-state Democrats.

American sports have changed from a unifying bond to a platform for division. Is there any going back?

It’s a classic Cinderella story. In a big upset, the U.S. men’s cricket team recently beat Pakistan in the sport’s T20 World Cup. The win has boosted cricket’s popularity in the United States, where top players straddle day jobs with high-stakes tournaments.