Miranda Green

Mayuri Saxena’s only chance to live is through access to experimental drugs. Now Congress holds her fate in its hands.

Long before the Rose Garden disaster, a fly-fishing campaign trip that featured few masks produced a high-profile COVID-19 case—and some pissed-off residents.

Mental-health professionals are adapting to virtual technology—and embracing its upside.

There have already been 16 cases of acute flaccid myelitis, and health officials are bracing for more—against the backdrop of COVID-19.

Two new studies show some coronavirus survivors suffer long-lasting cardiac injury, possibly from the virus invading the heart.

Major parks remain open. And despite rangers and employees testing positive, the government is encouraging use of the parks as a social-distancing solution.

The Interior Department is leaving it up to individual parks whether they close. While some may have hoped to escape there for fresh air, the momentum is headed toward closings.

As acceptance of medical marijuana grows, pet owners increasingly are using the drug to ease the suffering of their furry friends.

The Senate will hold a hearing on reforming the broken security clearance system. Miranda Green reports.

A U.N. panel has released an exhaustive new report on climate change. Miranda Green speed reads.