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‘Megadrought’ along border strains US-Mexico water relations

Robert Gabriel Varady, University of Arizona; Andrea K. Gerlak, University of Arizona, and Stephen Paul Mumme, Colorado State University

Scientist at work: Tracking the epic journeys of migratory birds in...

Julián García Walther, University of South Carolina One morning in January, I found myself 30 feet (9 meters) up...

Immigrants are still sending lots of money home despite the coronavirus...

Laura Caron, Columbia University and Erwin R. Tiongson, Georgetown University Banks and aid agencies have been warning of a pandemic-related plunge in the amount of...

Migrant caravans restart as pandemic deepens the humanitarian crisis at the...

Katrina Burgess, Tufts University Members of a U.S.-bound migrant caravan from Honduras have been detained in Guatemala and deported before they could reach Mexico. Though...

Mexico City buried its rivers to prevent disease and unwittingly created...

Elena Delavega, University of Memphis Mexico City is a dust bowl, a polluted megalopolis where breathing is hard and newly washed clothes hung out to...

Teenagers reveal what they really think of Donald Trump

Aaron Metzger, West Virginia University Teenagers in the United States are informed about their political world and capable of effectively evaluating political leaders, including President...

Don’t expect the coronavirus epidemic in the US to bring down...

Alex De Waal, Tufts University The Trump administration’s mishandling of the coronavirus crisis has been widely condemned by health experts. But if the administration’s bungling proves...

Mormons in Mexico: A brief history of polygamy, cartel violence and...

Rebecca Janzen, University of South Carolina Nine members of a prominent Mormon family in northern Mexico, all women and children, were gunned down on Nov....

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