Gabriel Spitzer

Humanitarian aid groups around the world can agree on one thing: The number of people in need, from ...

Has the novelty worn off yet? Much of North America is snowed in, and unless you're a school-age kid...

A ten-month-old girl, with a first flush of silky black hair and bathed in warm light, giggles as he...

Earlier this year, a Goats and Soda reader wrote in with a quote from Garth Stein's The Art of Racin...

Since 2017 nearly a million Rohingya people have been displaced from their homes in Myanmar, fleeing...

Earlier this week, aid workers with the U.S.-based humanitarian organization Anera delivered about 4...

To understand why the MacArthur Foundation singled out Linsey Marr for one of this year's fellowship...

Harry Hausler was speaking at an event a few months ago in Khayelitsha, a Cape Town township, where ...

The find didn't look like much at first – basically a log, lying crosswise over another log. "It did...

In a Ukrainian hospital, wounded soldiers languish with stubborn bacterial infections. In Liberia, a...

Africa is fed by smallholder farmers – farmers who tend small plots, typically an acre or less. They...

The world's worst displacement crisis might appear to be in Ukraine, where the war with Russia has f...

The COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency is over, lifted by both the World Health Organization and t...

In February 2021, pandemic restrictions were just starting to ease in Hawaii, and Leila Mirhaydari w...

Gene editing was a new idea in the mid-1970s. So when two of America's most prestigious research ins...

In the mornings, Sonia Vallabh and Eric Minikel's first job is to get their two garrulous kids awake...

The first time Sonia Vallabh understood something was very wrong with her mother Kamni was on the ph...

Prions are biological anomalies – self-replicating, not-alive little particles that can misfold into...