Josh Keller

Half the world could soon face dangerous heat. We measured the daily toll it is already taking.

This was featured in live coverage.

A picture is emerging of the toll long Covid takes inside the body and why it can be so debilitating.

The rising hospitalizations reflect the scale of serious illnesses: Nearly as many people are in hospitals now as there were when New York was at its worst.

Americans bought about two million guns last month, according to a New York Times analysis of federal data.

The Khashoggi crisis has called attention to a largely overlooked Saudi-led war in Yemen. On a rare trip to the front line, we found Yemenis fighting and dying in a war that has gone nowhere.

Homemade cancer drugs, violence in hospitals, doctor shortages: We take you inside China’s broken health care system to reveal how dire the situation is for over a billion people.

Television images showed the smoking jetliner on the ground in the state of Durango. The governor said there were no deaths.

Walk and crawl through the openings the rescuers confronted to reach the soccer team and their coach.

Two-thirds of the city is gone, and there isn’t enough money to rebuild. We visited Raqqa, Syria, to see how people are trying to recover their lives.