04/01/2016 3:11 pm ET New abortion restrictions, including one signed into law in Utah this week, adopt medical language without considering medical science, many doctors say. Supporters of the bills say they wish to safeguard the health of women.

04/01/2016 5:31 pm ET Atlanta is dramatically expanding its emergency water supply. The decision came before problems in Flint, Mich., emerged, but was driven by similar crises elsewhere.  

04/01/2016 7:30 am ET The arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees may be stirring nationalism. But it's also creating tens of thousands of new jobs and business opportunities for Germans.

04/01/2016 10:28 am ET Sanders and Trump supporters are poles apart on many major issues, but a rally shows their shared revolutionary fervor and, in some cases, even an affinity.

03/31/2016 7:52 pm ET A new lawsuit claims that the US women's soccer team generates more revenue than the men's team while playing at a higher level, yet is paid more than a third less. It's a dramatic spotlight on a persistent issue. 

04/01/2016 10:22 am ET Terrorism concerns appear to be fueling a rising acceptance of torture in the US, a poll shows. But torture doesn't accomplish what Donald Trump claims it does, most experts say. 

03/31/2016 8:04 pm ET With wood paneling and steak dinners, Veterans of Foreign Wars posts can seem part of a bygone era. But by turning to art nights and yoga, one revitalized itself – and showed how to serve a new generation of veterans. 

03/31/2016 5:09 pm ET Some Republicans are concerned a Trump nomination could help Democrats in the Senate and House. But voters offer a mixed picture.

03/30/2016 3:22 pm ET Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and John Kasich have all backed away from a pledge to support the Republican presidential nominee. The reasons go deeper than mere personal pique, to the soul of the party.

03/31/2016 4:56 pm ET Bert Looij aids ostracized Roma, who are also known as Gypsies – including those living at a rat-infested dump. 'I help them because nobody else is helping them,' he says.

03/31/2016 8:28 am ET President Erdoğan is leaving his troubles behind for a few days to attend a security summit in Washington. Being seen with Obama tops his to-do list.

03/31/2016 10:38 am ET Curriculums that appear to sanction bigotry are now standard in K-12 government-approved schools. Leaders of the Sunday bombing in Lahore first attended such schools.