In 1965, Filipino and Mexican American farmworkers in California became inextricably linked when the mobilized to strike against grape growers. Now, in the wake of recent sexual abuse allegations against Cesar Chavez, Filipino Americans are navigating how to celebrate this historic chapter moving forward. This half-page module further explores this topic. (A.P.)

The U.S. agency that provides health care to Native Americans has a facilities problem. Buildings in its inventory are decades-old, dilapidated and don’t have enough space to care for a growing population. This half-page module offers more details about the construction backlog for these medical buildings. (A.P.)

New population estimates show that U.S. growth in metro areas slowed sharply as immigration dropped and hurricanes pushed people out of some Gulf Coast countries. This half-page module shares more about recent data shared by the U.S. Census Bureau. 

Several countries have recently adopted measures that regulate children’s access to social media amid mounting concerns over its impact on their health and safety. This half-page module offers a glance at where these social media regulations are happening. (Reuters)

 This half-page module shares more about the Artemis crew, which includes Reid Wiseman, commander; Victor Glover, pilot; Christina Koch, mission specialist; and Jeremy Handsen, of the Canadian Space Agency. (A.P.)

 NASA’s Artemis program marks the U.S.’ effort to return astronauts to the moon for the first time since the Apollo era. This half-page module offers a timeline of the Artemis program. (Reuters)

Spring has arrived in bursts of color around the world, in the form of vividly colored flowers. This full-page module features photographs of spring in bloom. (A.P.)

The Iran war has deflected global attention from Russia’s invasion of its neighbor Ukraine as Europe’s biggest conflict since World War II enters its fifth year and an emboldened Kremlin undertakes a spring offensive. This half-page module shares an update on the war in Ukraine. (A.P.)

Pakistan has emerged as an unexpected mediator in the war in Iran, offering to help bring Washington and Tehran to the negotiating table. This half-page module shares more about Pakistan’s mediation effort. (A.P.)

The group Everytown for Gun Safety used court records to trace more than 250 guns bought at nearly two dozen Academy Sports + Outdoors chain stores that had been trafficked over three years in a handful of federal straw purchasing prosecutions. This half-page module shares more about the group’s report, which highlights how guns in the U.S. get from legitimate stores to crime scenes. (A.P.)

Doctors across the nation are alarmed that skepticism fueled by rising anti-science sentiment and medical mistrust is increasingly reaching beyond vaccines to other safe and routine care for babies. A recent study found that refusals of vitamin K shots – which can prevent potentially deadly bleeding – rose steeply between 2017 and 2024. This full-page module takes a closer look at a trend of refusals for routine preventive care for newborns. (A.P.)

 President Donald Trump has taken actions to reshape American historical sites and cultural bodies since returning to the White House. This full-page module offers details about changes he’s made. (Reuters)

 Jeff Bezos is entering the artificial intelligence race with a $100 billion fund to acquire manufacturers and bring more AI superpowers to factory floors. This half-page module shares more about his plans. (TNS)

The Whiskey Island salt mine in Cleveland provides enough road salt to keep streets safe during the harsh winters of the Northeast and Great Lakes states. This half-page module takes a closer look at one of the largest salt mines in the world, producing 3 million to 4 million tons per year. (A.P.)

This module – available in two sizes – takes a closer look at Easter traditions and at how people plan to celebrate. Produced by Deborah Hile, of the Design Center. (LEE) 

The Trump administration’s $1 billion payout to a French energy company to walk away from U.S. offshore wind development Is a novel tactic against the industry that supporters see as creative, but opponents see as foolish and extreme. This half-page module looks at the administration’s move against wind energy. (A.P.)

As the war in Iran continues, so do questions about the Trump administration’s comments about a possible military draft. This half-page module offers details about Selective Service and how the draft works. (USA Today)

Scientists in Geneva took some antiprotons out for a spin – a very delicate one – in a truck, in a never-tried-before test drive. This half-page module shares more about the excursion that tested how the infinitesimal particles could be transported by road without seeping out. (A.P.)

The worst flooding to hit Hawaii in two decades swept homes off their foundations, floated cars out of driveways and left floors, walls and counters covered in thick, reddish volcanic mud. No deaths were reported, but more than 230 people required rescue, and the cost of the storm could top $1 billion. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about the scope of damage from Hawaii’s recent floods. (A.P.)

Two landmark jury verdicts against social media companies arrived in a long line of lawsuits alleging harm to children who use platforms including Instagram and YouTube. It’s too soon to tell whether litigation will change the way popular social media and messaging platforms function. This half-page module looks at lingering questions as related lawsuits approach trial. (A.P.)

Residents in the Mexican central state of Guerrero set up self-defense patrols to keep a powerful cartel out of their mountain towns. This full-page module shares more about the cartel and the residents fighting back. (A.P.)

Lawmakers in states where abortion is already banned are focusing on measures intended to crack down on abortion pills. The emphasis comes as a new survey suggests getting pills through telehealth is the most common way for women in states with bans to obtain abortion. This half-page module looks at where things stand as state legislatures wrap up or have completed their 2026 sessions. (A.P.)

Proposals to prohibit federal immigration agents from wearing masks are gaining new life in states. This full-page module looks at what’s prompting mask restrictions and how new mask limits would be enforced and what mask limitations exist for the public. (A.P.)

The war in Iran is exposing how much the global economy still depends on fragile fossil fuel supplies. This full-page module explores how countries with expanded use of renewable energy are experiencing less strain from oil disruptions related to the war. (A.P.)

Accounts are emerging from people deported from the U.S. to the African petrostate of Equatorial Guinea in a multi-million-dollar, third-country deal with the Trump administration. This full-page module offers more details about people deported to African nations. (A.P.)

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a high-stakes decision on Israel’s next election as war rages on multiple fronts. Israel’s law requires an election by the end of October. This half-page module takes a closer look at what’s at stake for Netanyahu and how the wars with Iran and Hezbollah could help determine his fate. (A.P.)

Democrats running for governor across the country are making tariffs a central element of their political message this year. They’re betting that in an election year dominated by issues ranging from immigration to the war in Iran, rising costs tied to tariffs will be a motivating factor for many voters. This half-page module looks at how tariffs are factoring into campaigns. (A.P.)

The war in Iran is creating a major crisis in energy supplies that is affecting every corner of the global economy. Some countries are more exposed to these effects or less able to deal with them, and this half-page module takes a closer look at them. (Reuters)

The making of mezcal, an increasingly popular drink made in Mexico, is a long and involved process. This full-page module offers details about how mezcal is made. (A.P.)

The Volendam women's costume, with its high pointed bonnet, is one of the most recognizable forms of traditional Dutch dress. But outside the tourist industry, no one publicly wears it in daily life anymore – except Annie In de Betouw-Kwakman, 85. This module – available in two sizes – shares how Annie is keeping the tradition alive. (Reuters)

The U.S. and Israel’s war with Iran thrusts the Strait of Hormuz into the crosshairs of yet another geopolitical conflict. Over the years, Tehran repeatedly threatened to close the strait in response to sanctions. This half-page module looks at the long history of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. (A.P.)

Just over a year ago, the Trump administration began an immigration enforcement campaign that swept up multiple people who participated in pro-Palestinian activism on U.S. campuses. The last of those people was released earlier this month. This half-page module looks at where things stand with those who were detained or on the verge of it. (A.P.)

Poland once was in economic ruins when communism fell more than three decades ago. Now, it’s the 20th largest economy in the world. This full-page module explores how it happened. (A.P.)

A new trade pact between the U.S. and Indonesia binds the Southeast Asian nation’s resource wealth and energy future more closely to Washington’s strategic needs. This half-page module offers more details about the deal. (A.P.)

The beginning of 2026 ranks as the deadliest start to any year for people trying to cross the Mediterranean, with an unprecedented 682 confirmed missing as of March 16. But the real death toll is almost certainly much higher. For the families of missing migrants, not knowing their fate is excruciating. This full-page module takes a closer look at the situation in the Mediterranean. (A.P.)

Iranian American social media creators are helping lead the online conversation about the war in Iran. Their content is geared toward the surging demand in the U.S. for information about the war and Iran’ history. But a government-imposed digital blackout has made it hard for Iranians to communicate with the outside world. This half-page module looks at social media content about the war in Iran. (A.P.)

Joe Kent, the Trump counterterrorism official who resigned earlier this week, was a staunch supporter of the president through his 2020 election defeat, the Jan. 6 riots and years of conservative media advocacy. This full-page module shares more information about Kent and his departure from the administration. (A.P.)

The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown is expanding, but the public data that tracks it is drying up. The Department of Homeland Security stopped or slowed updates on major dashboards and monthly reports showing arrests, detentions, removals and nationalities. This half-page module shares more about the lack of immigration enforcement data. (A.P.)

Advocates say alligator farming is turning the demand for boots and bags into a boost for a species often seen as scary, bothersome or good only for their leathery skins. This full-page module explores alligator farming and its role in species conservation. (A.P.)

 Iranians are having to make hard choices about whether to flee for safer locales during the war. Thus far, relatively few people have chosen to leave Iran. This half-page module takes a closer look at the situation for Iranians. (A.P.)

Airline ticket prices are starting to climb as carriers respond to rising jet fuel costs tied to the war in Iran. This half-page Q&A looks at what higher jet fuel prices mean for airlines and travelers. (A.P.)

A new United Nations secretary-general will be elected this year for a five-year term. This half-page module looks at the candidates – and potential candidates – so far. (Reuters)

The biggest new restaurant trend is small. Special menus with petite, less expensive portions are popping up at large chains, urban eateries and rural retreats. Restaurants hope that offering smaller servings will meet many different diners’ needs, whether it’s saving money, losing weight or environmental concerns. This module – available in two sizes – explores the trend. (A.P.)

Congressional Republicans are pushing voting legislation that would require voters to produce documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. Obtaining those records and paying for them may not be as easy as the bill’s promoters make it sound. This full-page module delves into the documentation changes under the proposed legislation. (A.P.)

Iran’s Shi’ite allies in Lebanon and Iraq joined the war in the region unleashed by U.S. and Israeli strikes. However, Yemen’s Houthi rebels, heavily armed and capable of striking Gulf neighbors, have not yet entered the fray. This half-page module shares more information about the Houthis and explores why the group are absent from the conflict. (Reuters)

Spring gets its official start Friday with the arrival of the vernal equinox. But what does that mean? This half-page shares what to know about the spring equinox. (A.P.)

Thousands of snow geese touch down at a Pennsylvania reservoir each spring, turning sunrise into a loud, swirling liftoff that draws big crowds. This full-page module shares more about the stopover along the snow geese migration path and how the area responds to it. (A.P.)

The islands off Iran became the latest focus of the war after a U.S. strike destroyed military sites on Kharg Island. The string of islands in the Persian Gulf, west of the Strait of Hormuz, are critical to Iran’s oil industry and its national security. This half-page module shares more information about Iran’s islands in the Persian Gulf. (A.P.)

The U.S. Postal Service recently unveiled a new series of stamps dedicated to lowrider cars. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about lowrider culture and about the new stamps. (A.P.)

Flower garlands are synonymous with Hawaii. But the purple orchid lei that adorn the necks of tourists often aren’t made in the Aloha State. Instead, they are imported from Thailand, and some Hawaii lawmakers think the state should be doing more to help the producers of lei made with locally grown flowers. This full-page module takes a closer look at Hawaii’s lei industry. (A.P.)

The Iran war is testing America’s ability to combat swarms of cheap drones that have become a staple of the modern battlefield after Ukraine and Russia demonstrated how effective they can be. Iran launched so many drones across the region at once that some slipped through the defenses, including one that killed U.S. soldiers in Kuwait. This full-page module takes a closer look at Iran’s drones and efforts by the U.S. to shoot them down. (A.P.)

Michael Bloomberg tops a new list of America’s biggest donors for the third year in a row after giving billions to a wide range of causes. This half-page module offers more details from the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual list of top 50 donors. (A.P.)

Ford Motor Co.’s CEO and his wife donated to Pope Leo XIV a secretly built customized 2026 Ford Explorer hybrid SUV built in the pope’s native Chicago. This half-page module shares more about Ford’s project for the pope. (TNS)

Fifteen years after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, the towns affected are still in recovery mode. This full-page module looks at how residents of the area are attempting to rebuild amid a prolonged cleanup process. (A.P.)

Israel says Iran is firing cluster munitions, adding a complicated and deadly challenge to Israel’s already stretched air defenses. The warheads burst open at high altitudes, scattering dozens of smaller bomblets across a wide area. This half-page module shares more information about cluster munitions. (A.P.)

Strict citizen voting requirements sought by President Donald Trump stalled in the U.S. Senate. But Republicans in some states are pressing ahead with similar measures. This half-page module looks at proof-of-citizenship legislation in some states. (A.P.)s

A group of cybercriminals recently used artificial intelligence chatbots to steal data on nearly 200 million taxpayers. The bots provided the code and ready-to-execute plans to bypass firewalls. This half-page module explores how A.I. presents a cybersecurity challenge, and how companies are trying to prevent hackers from exploiting their technology. (TNS)

Democrats are gearing up for a bruising presidential primary as they argue over how to rebuild a winning coalition. The debate sharpens after the recent death of Rev. Jesse Hackson, a longtime model for party unity. This half-page module explores how the Democrats can rebuild a coalition and what they might glean from Jackson’s legacy. (A.P.)

Attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran, and Iranian attacks on neighboring countries, disrupted oil and gas supplies to the rest of the world. This half-page module offers more details about the oil infrastructure that’s at risk and why it’s important. (A.P.)

War veterans with severe injuries from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are taking the stage in Kyiv in an adaptation of Ivan Kotliarevskyi’s “Eneida.” This full-page module shares more about the Theater of Veterans that are turning epic poetry into living testimony. (A.P.)

A demonym is the word used for residents of a country, state or city. This half-page module lists the demonyms for each state, plus a few variations. (USA Today)

Serious medical and mental health emergencies have been routine at the nation’s largest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility since its opening in August. This half-page module offers details about conditions at Camp East Montana in El Paso, Texas, based on 911 calls, interviews and court filings. (A.P.)

Motjaba Khamenei, a son of late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was recently named as his successor. This half-page module shares more information about Motjaba Khamenei, who will now have a central say in Iran’s war strategy with the country’s powerful paramilitary Revolutionary Guard answering to him. (A.P.)

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth drew negative attention for his comment that the press has emphasized casualties in the Iran war because it wants to make President Donald Trump look bad. Journalists dispute that, noting that it’s part of the story when you’re covering a war. This half-page module how coverage of war – and access to it – have changed since World War II and how reporting on casualties predates Trump’s presidency. (A.P.)

Denmark is debating whether top-level cooking counts as art, and the country’s most theatrical restaurants sit at the center of it. This module – available in two sizes – takes a look at the art of gastronomy as Denmark’s culture ministry explores formally recognizing the craft as an artform. (A.P.)

China set its lowest economic growth target since 1991 at its annual national congress, in what some economists interpret as a reflection of pragmatism as a weak domestic economy bites. This half-page module share more details about China’s five-year economic blueprint. (A.P.)

A new study finds that popular GLP-1 drugs used to treat diabetes and obesity show new promise in fighting multiple substance use disorders. This half-page module shares more about the new research. (A.P.)

Autism Interaction Solutions is a consultancy working with law enforcement agencies to help teach officers to recognize autistic behaviors and ensure that encounters between neurodevelopmentally disabled people and law enforcement end safely. This full-page module offers more details about autism and these training sessions. (TNS)

A new traveling exhibit tells the story of Japanese American soldiers who fought for the U.S. in World War II, even as their families were incarcerated as enemies of the state. This full-page module takes a closer look at the exhibit, called  “I Am An American: The Nisei Soldier Experience.” (A.P.) 

Thousands of people follow along online as Big Bear’s celebrity bald eagles Jackie and Shadow nest each winter. This half-page module shares more about the nonprofit that helps chronicle the birds’ lives. (TNS)

The United States unleashed an array of weaponry against Iranian targets in recent days. This module – available in two sizes – looks at the weapons used as part of Operation Epic Fury. (Reuters)

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard became a powerful force within the country’s theocracy, answering only to the supreme leader. It oversees its ballistic missile arsenal and launches attacks overseas. The force is in the spotlight as Iran widens its attacks across the Middle East. This half-page module offers more details about the Revolutionary Guard. (A.P.)

As Israel unleashed a sweeping military response to the brutal assault by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, it aimed punch after punch at Iran, the militant group’s longtime sponsor. The result has been a systematic and rapid degradation of Iran’s clout across the Middle East. This half-page module looks at how diminished power in Iran set the stage for the recent U.S.-Israel attacks. (A.P.)

New Medicaid work requirements signed into law by President Donald Trump are meant to save money. But states first will have to spend millions of dollars to implement them. This half-page module looks at the technology improvements and additional staff needed to carry out the requirements. (A.P.)

Greenpeace is fighting for its life in North Dakota, where a lawsuit threatens the environmental group’s future with a judgment of hundreds of millions of dollars in damages awarded to a pipeline company. This half-page module shares more details about the lawsuit. (A.P.)

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is doubling down on his support for an executive order that would aim to boost the production of a controversial weedkiller ingredient called glyphosate, even though it is widening a political fault line for the administration. This half-page module takes a closer look at the debate about glyphosate. (A.P.)

Cartel-linked violence in parts of Mexico may have some spring break travelers rethinking their plans. But experts say travel risks depend on where people are going, how they plan to get around and the activities they have planned. This half-page module offers tips for those planning to travel to Mexico right now. (A.P.)

The vast majority of organ donations once came from people who were brain-dead. But last year about half of the deceased organ donations came from people who died when their heart stopped beating instead. This half-page module looks at organ donations after circulatory death. (A.P.)

Palestinians in Gaza are reacting to a possible shift in the world’s attention away from the Israel-Hamas ceasefire to a new regional conflict with Iran. This half-page module takes a closer look at the situation in Gaza. (A.P.)

Cuban soldiers confronted a speedboat carrying 10 people as the vessel approached the island and opened fire on the troops, who fired back. That’s according to the Cuban government, which says its soldiers killed four people and wounded six. This half-page module shares more details about the confrontation. (A.P.)

Carbon monoxide risks rise in winter and during power outages. The gas has no smell or color and can cause headaches, confusion, sleepiness and death. This half-page module takes a closer look at carbon monoxide poisoning. (A.P.)

Sr. Julia Huiskamp oversees everything at the Thomas Terry Community Center in Brooklyn, Ill.: the food pantry, the child care, the fundraising – even the transportation. Huiskamp, now 90, has barely slowed from overdrive in a life spent in service to others as a Daughter of Charity, the Catholic religious community she joined back when Eisenhower was president. This full-page module featuring a story by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch shares Huiskamp’s story. (LEE)

Consumer prices were 2.3% higher in January than they were a year earlier, an increase driven largely by soaring food, electric and housing costs. This full-page module, featuring illustrations by Jacinta Meyers of the National Newsroom, compares costs for 11 everyday items between January 2025 and January 2026. (TNS, LEE)

A woman adopted as a toddler by an American war veteran, who he found in the 1970s in an Iranian orphanage and raised as a Christian, is being threated with deportation to Iran. This full-page module shares more of this woman’s story. (A.P.)

This year, a surge of new tourist taxes and fees are going into effect at several popular destinations and points of interest. This half-page module shares a rundown of some of the new fees. (TNS)

When household batteries fie, it’s hard to know what to do with them. Safely disposing batteries by recycling them takes just a few minutes. This half-page module shares details about how to recycle batteries. (A.P.)

More than 20 towns with large warehouses have become stealth targets for Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s $45 billion expansion of detention centers. This module – available in two sizes – takes a look at some of the locations and features Lee-produced maps. (A.P.) 

Four years into its full-scale invasion, Russia controls about 20% of Ukrainian territory. Many of the estimated 3 million to 5 million people who remain in regions under Moscow’s control face housing, water, power, heat and health care woes. This full-page module shares more details about the Russian-run areas of Ukraine. (A.P.)

A growing group of end-of-life doulas are urging Americans to prepare for, and in some cases, even welcome death. This half-page module takes a look at what services death doulas provide. (TNS)

A partisan battle to redraw U.S. House districts is raging in some states, even as campaigns get underway. Final boundaries remain uncertain in several states. This full-page module offers a rundown of where redistricting efforts stand right now. (A.P.)

The Lenton period for penance has begun, and Catholic priests are happily bracing for long lines outside the confessional. This half-page module explores confession as an act of faith. (A.P.)

Giant tortoises have returned to Floreana Island in Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago after a 150-year absence. This module – available in two sizes – offer more details about the release of 158 juvenile hybrids with the goal of helping restore the island’s depleted ecosystem. (A.P.)

Social media companies have long disputed allegations that their platforms harm children’s mental health. Now, these tech companies are getting a chance to make their case in courtrooms across the country. This full-page module looks at the major social media harms cases in the United States. (A.P.)

Afghanistan is facing a surging child malnutrition crisis as aid cuts leave most families without food or treatment. This half-page module takes a closer look at the situation in Afghanistan. (A.P.)

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine four years ago launched Europe’s biggest conflict since World War II. This half-page module offers a by-the-numbers look at the conflict. (A.P.)

The millions of immigrants who crossed the border with Mexico since 2020 could change the balance of political power in Congress – but in a way likely to boost Republican states that emphasize border security. This full-page module looks at how population shifts could affect the electoral map. (TNS)

A restored 15th-century Duomo statue is now on public display in Milan through a donor-backed loan program. This half-page module shares more about the Duomo’s “Adopt a Statue” conservation program. (A.P.)

A New Jersey Catholic diocese outside Philadelphia recently agreed to pay $180 million in a clergy sexual abuse settlement, the latest in a church scandal set off more than two decades ago. This half-page module offers details of other large clergy abuse settlements reached by the Catholic Church in the U.S. (A.P.)

Upscale Chinese American restaurants have sprung up in recent years, garnering buzz beyond Chinese food takeout staples with refined tasting menus. This full-page module explores how these chefs are trying to change perceptions of Chinese cuisine as takeout fare. (A.P.) 

After the Supreme Court struck down many of the tariffs imposed last year, President Donald Trump has options to keep taxing imports aggressively. This half-page module offers more details. (A.P.)

Each winter, about 25 people on average die in avalanches in the United States. This half-page module takes a closer look at avalanches, including how they occur and tips on how to stay safe. (A.P.)

The FCC’s “equal time rule” made recent headlines when Stephen Colbert said network executives pulled his interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico over fears it would violate the rule. This half-page module shares more information about the equal time rule. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump says he is discussing potential arms sales to Taiwan with Chinese President Xi Jinping, raising concerns about whether it signals a potential change in U.S. policy toward Taiwan. This half-page module takes a closer look at the situation. (A.P.)

The Supreme Court dealt President Donald Trump a bruising loss on a cornerstone of his economic policy, striking down sweeping tariffs he imposed on nearly every country. In its 6-3 opinion on Friday, the court ruled Trump's attempt to use an emergency powers law to enact the levies was not valid. Here's what to know.

The Supreme Court's ruling striking down some of President Donald Trump’s most sweeping tariffs upends a core set of tariffs that Trump imposed using the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act, or IEEPA. That knocks down the “Liberation Day” tariffs Trump imposed on nearly every country in the world last spring, as well as other IEEPA-based levies tied to drug trafficking, Brazil’s trial of Jair Bolsonaro and India’s purchases of Russian oil. But many other tariffs stay in place. Trump still uses separate national security authority to tax steel, aluminum, cars, and other sectors.

Donald Trump threatens lawsuits and files for them with aplomb. This half-page module looks at highlights of Trump’s torts and threats. (A.P.)

As millions of American reel from what forecasters said was the coldest invasion of arctic air of the winter season, now comes the sticker shock of utility bills after heat ran nearly nonstop to combat the freeze. This half-page module looks at winter’s effects on utility bills. (USA Today)

A community college in California has more than 1,000 students learning the tools of the automotive trade. This full-page module takes a closer look at the popular program, which offers its students the opportunity to professionalize their passion for cars. (TNS) 

The Vatican is marking the 400th anniversary of the consecration of St. Peter’s Basilica with a host of visitor-friendly initiatives. This half-page module offers more details. (A.P.)

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died Feb. 17 at 84, was a tireless activist, dynamic orator, skilled diplomat and influential politician whose two campaigns for the White House transformed politics and diversified the Democratic Party. This full-page module looks at five key moments in Jackson’s career. (USA Today)

President Donald Trump says he’s amassed a collection of campaign funds exceeding $1.5 billion, an unprecedented sum for a lame-duck president. This half-page module looks at how these funds could play a role in influencing this November’s midterms and even the 2028 race to succeed Trump. (A.P.)

The need to move a loved one into a nursing home or assisted living facility often comes suddenly. Experts say knowing what to look for in a facility can make a critical difference. This half-page module looks at what to do when looking for a long-term care facility. (A.P.)

Health experts say the federal government now shares less public health data, even after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promised “radical transparency.” This full-page module shares examples of how less information is coming out of the federal public health agencies than in past administrations. (AP) NOTE: A related Extra, LEE-021926-KENNEDY-ANALYSIS, is on offer today.

The Trump administration is ending Operation Metro Surge, a sweeping immigration crackdown in Minnesota that sparked weeks of protests and left two U.S. citizens dead. This full-page module features a timeline of key moments during Operation Metro Surge. (A.P.)

The price of powering data centers has become deeply intertwined with concerns over the cost of living, a dominant issue in the upcoming midterm elections. This half-page module looks at how data centers may factor in the upcoming election. (A.P.)

Everyday lifestyle choices can add up to significant climate impact when even a small share of the population makes them. This half-page module looks at four behaviors and what would happen if 10% of the population made a more eco-friendly choice. (A.P.)

Stephanie Stronsick has bats in her house on purpose. The founder of Pennsylvania Bat Conservation and Rehabilitation has treated more than 2,000 bats for injury and illness. This half-page module shares more about Stronsick’s rehabilitation of bats. (TNS)

As the threat of nuclear war loomed during the Cold War, the U.S. Army hatched a top-secret plan to conceal hundreds of missile launchers on rail lines hidden beneath thick ice sheets of Greenland called Project Iceland. This full-page module shares more about Project Iceworm and its legacy, including creating Greenlandic doubts about the trustworthiness of the United States. (TNS)

 Last year, an explosion at U.S. Steel’s Clairton Coke Works outside Pittsburgh killed two workers and injured 11 others. Six months later, workers remain rattled and community concerns about air pollution from the plant are heightened. This half-page module revisits the what’s happening at the plant six months after the deadly blast. (A.P.)

The death of “Dawson’s Creek” actor James Van Der Beek highlights a rising trend in colorectal cancer among young adults. This half-page module looks at who is most at risk and symptoms to watch for. (A.P.)

The fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein case is spreading around the world. Politicians, diplomats, business leaders and royals have seen jobs lost, investigations launched and reputations tarnished. This half-page module looks at some people abroad who are caught up in the scandal. (A.P.)

A trove of more than 200 letters from World War II found in a Tennessee home offers an intimate picture of love during wartime. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about the letters between William Raymond Whittaker and his future wife, Jane Dean, from the 1940s, part of a digital exhibit at the Nashville Public Library. (A.P.)

The general counsel for Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is warning the attorney for an anonymous government employee not to share a top-secret complaint about Gabbard with members of Congress. This half-page module offers more details about the complaint and next steps. (A.P.)

Lunar New Year begins Tuesday, Feb. 17, marking the Year of the Horse. In this module – available in two sizes – shares more information about Lunar New Year, its symbols and traditions, and the Chinese zodiac calendar. Produced by Deborah Hile, of the Design Center. (LEE)

The latest census estimates show more than 68 million people in the U.S. identify as ethnically Hispanic, and many of them follow the tradition of using two surnames, the first coming from the father and the second from the mother. This half-page module offers more details about how Hispanic surnames are formed and how that works in the U.S. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump has turned to military leaders for high-level diplomacy in Iran and Ukraine. This half-page module offers more details. (A.P.)

 Thousands of orchids fill the greenhouse of the Chicago Botanic Garden for its annual orchid show, themed “Feelin’ Groovy.” This full-page module features vivid photos of the orchids on display. (A.P.)

Elon Musk’s “Vegas Loop,” an underground transit system of private tunnels, is facing scrutiny from Nevada lawmakers after complaints about workplace safety and alleged violations. This half-page module shares more information about the Vegas Loop, which offers rides around the Las Vegas Convention Center and to some hotels, casinos and the airport. (A.P.)

Thousands of pages of once-secret court documents show how federal officials and Virginia court helped an American Marine adopt an Afghan war orphan, in defiance of the U.S. government’s official policy to unite the child with her family. This half-page module shares more details from the documents. (A.P.)

Energy Star, the program that helps guide consumers to more energy-efficient appliances and electronics, received sufficient support in Congress to be included in recent budget legislation. This half-page module looks at why Energy Star was at risk and other energy efficiency rules still in limbo. (A.P.)

Derrick Johnson’s mother was among nearly 20 decomposing bodies found inside a Colorado funeral home whose owners had given families fake ashes for years. The owner of the funeral home was recently sentenced to 40 years in prison for abusing corpses; this half-page module shares the story of one of the victims. (A.P.)

Doctors and health policy researchers say health coverage, of any kind, is the best protection against major medical debt. This full-page module looks at ways uninsured people can find affordable care. (KFF)

Moltbook, a so-called social network built exclusively for AI agents, has set the internet ablaze with conversations about autonomous artificial intelligence. This half-page module shares more information about what Moltbook is, how it works and concerns being raised about its security. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump extended a 26-year-old free-trade agreement with African countries. This half-page module shares more information about the African Growth & Opportunity Act. (A.P.)

Russian missiles and drones have pounded Ukraine’s energy grid in recent weeks, plunging people into frozen darkness in one of the country’s coldest winters on record. Ukraine has accused Russia of illegally targeting power infrastructure; Russia says its attacks are a legitimate part of its military campaign. This half-page module looks at what international law says about striking energy facilities in war. (A.P.)

Two decades after Jeffrey Epstein was first reported to the police, the Justice Department has started to publicly release investigative files on the late sex offender and his longtime confidant Ghislaine Maxwell. This full-page module features a timeline of the Epstein investigations and the efforts to open up the government’s files. (A.P.)

Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, fighting persists. Both sides accuse the other of violations as they continue to push ahead with the fragile process. This half-page module shares more details about events since the ceasefire, including signs of progress in the region. (A.P.)

The roughly 40 million Americans who get their water from private wells are particularly vulnerable to harmful forever chemicals. These well owners are often the last to know their water is contaminated, and the problem can take years to fix. This half-page module shares information about an AP investigation on PFAS contamination of private drinking water wells. (A.P.) Note: This story is related to 020926_FOREVER CHEMICALS-PFAS-CARPET MANUFACTURING and can be run together or separately. 

A major investigative collaboration among five newsrooms shows how chemicals used to make carpets stain-resistant have contaminated swaths of the South. The odorless and colorless compounds are called PFAS by scientists and known colloquially as PFAS. This half-page module shares more details from the investigation. (A.P.) Note: This story is related to 020926_FOREVER CHEMICALS-PFAS-PRIVATE DRINKING WELLS and can be run together or separately. (A.P.)

Chinese electric vehicles and e-commerce goods are rapidly gaining ground in Latin America, raising concerns among local governments and industries. This full-page module shares details from an AP report about Chinese imports in Latin American countries. (A.P.)

More than half a million foreigners are believed to live in Spain without legal permission. Now, the Spanish government announced it would grant residency and work permits to all foreigners who arrived in the country before the end of last year. In this half-page module, immigrants who are hoping to legalize their status talk about their hopes for residency under the new policy. (A.P.)

Two neighboring towns on the Arizona-Utah border that once served as a haven for a polygamous religious sect were once controlled by leader and prophet Warren Jeffs. After Jeffs was imprisoned in 2011 for sexually assaulting girls he considers brides, most followers moved away and religious influences were excised from local governments. This full-page module returns to the towns to see what life is like now in Hilldale, Utah, and Colorado City, Arizona. (A.P.)

Multiple new polls show Americans are growing frustrated with the Trump administration’s priorities. This half-page module features an analysis of some of these poll results. (A.P.)

Las Vegas buffets have evolved from $1 all-you-can-eat cold cuts to $175 limitless lobster and caviar. This half-page module looks at changes in the Las Vegas dining scene. (A.P.)

North Carolina and South Carolina have become two hot spots for growth in the United States. This half-page module shares more about trends in domestic migration, according to recently released U.S. Census Bureau figures. (A.P.)

 Prominent political and business leaders are named in the documents released by the Justice Department in connection with its investigations into Jeffrey Epstein. This full-page module offers a roundup of the notable names in the recent release. (A.P.)

A joint investigation by the AP and The Gecko Project has found cyanide, arsenic and copper repeatedly leaked from a facility run by the largest gold miner in Liberia in recent years. This module – available in two sizes – shares takeaways from the investigation into these toxic spills. (A.P.)

FBI agents seized hundreds of boxes containing ballots and documents related to the 2020 election from a warehouse in Fulton Country, Georgia. This half-page module looks at what is known about the search. (A.P.)

Kevin Warsh has sought the job of the Federal Reserve chair, off and on, since President Donald Trump first considered him for the position nearly a decade ago.  This half-page module looks at what might be next for Warsh if his nomination is confirmed. (A.P.)

The Rafah border crossing was Gaza’s only gateway to the outside world not controlled by Israel before the war. It was seized in May 2024 and reopened Monday – but with tight restrictions. This half-page module looks at the importance of the Rafah crossing for Gaza. (A.P.)

U.S. senators are increasingly looking to leave Washington for leadership roles in their home states. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota joins Michael Bennet of Colorado, Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee and Tommy Tuberville of Alabama in running for governor. This module – in two sizes – looks at the trend. (A.P.)

Painter Eva Lu Damianos was so grateful for the care she received while recuperating from a broken leg last year that she decided to paint portraits of the 18 caregivers who helped her heal. This half-page module shares more about Damianos’ gifted paintings. (TNS)

The ambitious free trade agreement between the European Union and India underscores the EU’s efforts to ink new global partnerships at a time when ties to the United States are under tension from tariff threats. This half-page module takes a closer look at Brussels’ deals across the world. (A.P.)

Travelers who want to board a domestic flight without a Real ID will now have to pay $45 to have their identity verified through the Transportation Security Administration’s new security screening program. This half-page module offers more information about TSA’s Confirm.ID and how it works. (TNS)

A new humanoid robot named Sprout, developed by Fauna Robotics, is designed to be approachable and friendly. It takes design cues from beloved science fiction characters like WALL-E, Baymax and R2-D2. This module – available in two sizes – offer more information about Sprout. (A.P.)

Bangladeshi workers were lured to Russia under the false premise of civilian work and then forced to fight in the war in Ukraine, according to an A.P. investigation. This half-page module offers more details. (A.P.)

Americans may soon be hearing a lot more about Zyn nicotine pouches. The Food and Drug Administration convened a meeting to consider whether Zyn can be advertised as a less-harmful alternative for adults who smoke cigarettes. This half-page module shares more about Zyn’s review before the FDA. (A.P.)

Southeast Asia’s demand for coal is growing faster than anywhere else in the world. This module – available in two sizes looks at the rise in demand for fossil fuels contrasts with efforts to lower carbon emissions in a region that bears much of the burden of effects from climate change, including extreme weather. (A.P.)

 Kyiv is facing prolonged power outages as Russian missile and drone attacks continue to damage Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about how Kyiv residents are adapting to daily blackouts. (A.P.)

TikTok recently finalized its deal to keep the video sharing platform operating in the U.S. This half-page module provides more details about the deal. (A.P.)

The U.S. finalized its withdrawal from the World Health Organization. This half-page module looks offers more details about the withdrawal and how it may affect global response to new outbreaks. (A.P.) 

An acquittal in the first Texas trial over the hesitant police response to the Robb Elementary school mass shooting leaves prosecutors facing decisions about a separate case against Uvalde’s former schools police chief. This half-page module takes a closer look at the cases. (A.P.)

China’s one-child policy led to harsh measures like forced abortions and sterilizations. Now experts question its necessity as China’s birth rate hit a record low last year. This half-page module offers more details about the one-child policy, which ended in 2015, and China’s newer policies to try to boost the birth rate. (A.P.)

Workers have been installing new gargoyles on the façade of a Catholic cathedral in Kentucky as a major renovation nears completion. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about the restoration of a cathedral known as “America’s Notre Dame.” (A.P.)

Greenland’s strategic location makes it a focal point if there were to be a nuclear conflict involving Russia, China and the United States. President Donald Trump has argued that owning Greenland is crucial for his Golden Dome missile defense system. This half-page module offers more details about Greenland’s role in nuclear defense. (A.P.)

Recent fighting between Syrian government forces and Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria highlighted the detention facilities holiday Islamic State group members. The U.S. military has started the process of transferring many of the IS prisoners to Iraq. This half-page module offers more details. (A.P.)

In 2024, Native American and Alaska Native people had the highest pregnancy-related mortality ratio among major demographic groups, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This full-page module looks at efforts being made to reduce pregnancy deaths of Indigenous women. (KFF)

Midsize cities across the U.S. are increasingly converting one-way streets to two-way routes. Traffic planners view the step as one of the easiest ways to improve safety and make downtown more alluring to shoppers, restaurant patrons and would-be residents. This half-page module looks at the trend of reverting roads to multidirectional ones. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump criticized a deal between Britain and Mauritius over the Chagos Islands. The agreement, signed in May, transfers sovereignty from the U.K. to Mauritius but allows the U.S. to lease Diego Garcia, a key military base, for 99 years. This half-page module shares more information about the disputed islands. (A.P.)

Multiple train crashes recently rocked Spain, raising concerns about railway safety. This half-page module offers more details about the three crashes, one of which killed at least 45 people and injured more than 150. (A.P.)

This full-page module looks at where President Donald Trump’s promises stand a year into his second term. (A.P.)

The dispute between the United States and Europe over the future of Greenland isn’t the first time the allies have been at loggerheads. This module – available in two sizes – features a timeline of how the U.S. and Europe have been at odds. (A.P.)

The world’s first legally binding agreement to protect marine life in international waters is now in effect. This half-page module shares more details about the treaty. (A.P.)

A plan to slash drug review times at the Food and Drug Administration is sparking concerns among agency staffers and outside experts, with some saying the effort is taking key decisions away from career scientists and placing them in the hands of political leadership. This half-page module shares more details about the fast-track drug program. (A.P.)

While past sitting presidents have been honored by local officials naming schools and roads after them, it’s rare for airports, government buildings or other federal assets to be named for someone still in power. This full-page module looks at the legacy-naming trend in President Donald Trump’s second term. (A.P.)

Two new studies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show wastewater monitoring of measles can flag the spread of infections days to weeks in advance. But officials say funding for the nationwide surveillance system is at risk under the Trump administration’s proposed budget. This half-page module shares more about the program. (A.P.)

A new wildly popular app among young Chinese people called “Are You Dead?” adds another layer to the loneliness crisis in the country. In the app, people can push a circle on their phone screens to send proof of life to a friend or loved one. This half-page module shares more about the check-in app, which may be tapping into a particular angst in a country with more than 100 million one-person households. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump is turning Greenland into a geopolitical hotspot. The crisis is dominating the lives of Greenlanders, and this module – available in two sizes – takes a look at what Greenlanders have been saying about the attention on their country. (A.P.)

The White House says it is moving into the second phase of President Donald Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan. This half-page module shares more about the next stages of the ceasefire and potential pitfalls. (A.P.)

The Gates Foundation plans to spend a record $9 billion in 2026, focusing on global health and other key areas. It also aims to reduce staff by up to 500 positions over five years. This half-page module looks at what’s ahead for the Gates Foundation. (A.P.)

Senators from opposing parties are working together in hopes of finally banning members of Congress from trading stocks. This half-page module looks at the bipartisan bill. (A.P.)

 Elon Musk’s AI assistant, Grok, is facing scrutiny from governments worldwide. This half-page module explores some of the more recent controversies Grok has been involved in. (A.P.)

U.S. overdose deaths fell through the most of last year, suggesting a lasting improvement in an epidemic that had been worsening for decades. This half-page module shares more about the decline in overdose deaths. (A.P.)

Prisoners are note taking regular trips to far-flung, exotic locales via a virtual reality headset. This module – available in two sizes – shares more information about the nonprofit bringing the technology to prisons with the goal of providing inmates a brief escape and exposure to real-world scenarios that will prepare them to reenter society. (A.P.) 

The Trump administration’s immigration enforcement tactics are sparking debate over federal agents’ authority to enter private property. This full-page module shares details about the limitations on the warrants that authorize most immigration-related arrests. (A.P.)

The Trump administration recently designated the Lebanese, Jordanian and Egyptian chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as terrorist organizations. This half-page module offers more information about how the Muslim Brotherhood started and where it stands now. (A.P.)

New options for testing and treating some of the most common sexually transmitted diseases are becoming available. In the past year, U.S. health officials approved new home-based STD tests and two new drugs for gonorrhea. This half-page module looks at these new options in sexual health testing and treatment. (A.P.) 

President Donald Trump escalated his confrontation with the Federal Reserve. The Justice Department is investigating and threatening a criminal indictment of the independent central bank and serving it with subpoenas. This half-page module shares what is known and what isn’t known about the investigation. (TNS)

Blending green hydrogen with natural gas is seen by some as key to achieving California’s clean energy goals. But a proposed 18-month project in in a low-income community in the Central Valley is raising health and environmental justice concerns. This half-page module takes a closer look at hydrogen blending. (A.P.)

Prediction markets let people wager on anything from a basketball game to the outcome of a presidential election – and recently, the downfall of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. An anonymous trader on Polymarket pocketed more than $400,000 after betting that Maduro would soon be out of office. This full-page module looks at how prediction markets work, the major players and the loose regulation around them. (A.P.)

British-born Thomas Paine helped inspire the 13 English colonies to declare independence and form the United States of America. Yet there’s no formal tribute to the author of “Common Sense” from his adopted country. This full-page module looks at efforts for a D.C. memorial to Thomas Paine as his influential “Common Sense” turns 250 years old. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the United Nations climate framework marks a significant escalation of anti-climate policy. Experts say the move isolates the U.S. as the world transitions to a green economy. This half-page module explores the withdrawal from the climate fight. (A.P.)

Russia used its latest missiles against Ukraine for a second time in the nearly 4-year war, a forceful signal to Kyiv and its Western allies as peace talks are in a crucial stage. This module – available in two sizes – offers more details about the hypersonic Oreshnik intermediate range ballistic missile and looks at why Russia used it now. (A.P.)

Cambodia’s recent arrest of tycoon Chen Zhi marks a rare strike against a massive only scam network. Authorities say Chen led a criminal enterprise exploiting trafficked workers and defrauding victims. This half-page module takes a closer look at Southeast Asia’s online scam industry and why it’s so difficult to shut down. (A.P.)

The rise of artificial intelligence tools has transformed education, changing how students learn and study. This half-page module lists some do’s and don’ts for using AI for schoolwork. (A.P.)

The fanbase of the Goodyear Blimp, like the airship itself, is slowly and steadily taking off. This full-page module looks at the appeal of the Goodyear Blimp for its growing number of fans. (TNS) 

State lawmakers and governors will have decisions to make this year about the budgets for their biggest social safety net programs. It comes in response to the tax cut and policy law that President Donald Trump signed last year. This half-page module looks at the shifting responsibilities for Medicare and SNAP programs. (A.P.)

Toilet paper, a product that is used for seconds before being disposed of forever, is made with energy-intensive manufacturing processes. Experts say an increasing number of consumers are looking to purchase sustainable toilet paper, and this half-page module offers recommendations for buying sustainable toilet paper or reducing overall toilet paper use. (A.P.)

Nicolas Maduro’s first court hearing was merely the beginning of a legal odyssey that could keep him locked up and out of power for years. This half-page module looks at what’s likely to happen next in Maduro’s legal case. (A.P.)

Venezuela’s oil industry has been in the spotlight since President Donald Trump captured the country’s President Nicolas Maduro. This full-page module looks at the long-term strategy to gain a foothold in a nation with vast oil reserves. (A.P.)

Greenland’s strategic location above the Arctic Circle makes it a focal point in global security and trade debates. The island is rich in rare earth minerals that are crucial for technology. This half-page module looks at why Greenland is strategically important to Arctic security. (A.P.)

Finland has been fighting fake news by teaching media literacy to children as young as 3. This half-page module looks at the robust anti-misinformation program to make Finns more resistant to propaganda. (A.P.)

President Donald Trump made assertions that the United States is going to “run” Venezuela after the ouster of Nicolas Maduro but offered almost not details about how it will do so. This has raised concerns among some lawmakers and former officials about the level of planning for the country after Maduro was gone. This half-page module explores the uncertainty on definitive next steps in Venezuela. (A.P.)

U.S. health officials recently made unprecedented changes to childhood vaccine recommendations. This half-page module looks at what changed and what doctors and pediatricians say. (A.P.)

A year after twin infernos devastated Los Angeles County, the scars are still visible. This half-page module shares key numbers that show how fast the disaster unfolded and the toil it left behind. (A.P.)

A Portland, Oregon, café that takes orders in sign language has become a cherished space for the Deaf community. This half-page module shares more about Woodstock Café. (A.P.)

The U.S. Postal Service is making changes this year, including the postmark process, which could mean late fees and penalties for anyone mailing time-sensitive documents. Other changes include rising shipping rates and upgraded post office lobbies. This half-page module looks at what’s ahead for the Postal Service. (Reuters)

In recent months, the L.A. Zoo has had a “baby boom” of great apes. This full-page module shares more about the zoo’s breeding program and the new animals, including three chimpanzees, an orangutan and the first gorilla born at the zoo in more than 20 years. (TNS)

Betty Boop and “Blondie” are among the highlights of titles entering the public domain in 2026. This half-page module looks at the characters, books, films and music that are now in the public domain. (A.P.) 

 It was America’s fifth president – James Monroe – who formulated a policy approach that shaped American strategy. And President Donald Trump is citing it as partial justification for the military operation that led to the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. This half-page module takes a closer look at the Monroe Doctrine and how it informed Trump’s decision making. (A.P.)

Your next toy purchase might be powered by artificial intelligence and able to converse with your kids. Some parents are excited to test the toys; others don’t want the tech near their loved ones until it has more guardrails. This half-page module shares more information about AI toys. (TNS)

Unconventional tools are a hallmark for Safari Martins, one of Kenya’s most recognizable barbers with about 1 million followers on each of his Instagram and TikTok accounts. This module – available in two sizes – looks at the influencer barber who uses tools like shovels and irons to cut and style hair. (A.P.)

States ushered in new laws at the start of the year, including some first-of-their-kind rules. This half-page module takes a look at some of the new laws that went into effect. (A.P.)

Faith leaders across the U.S. face challenges as they support anxious migrants who fear policy changes under the Trump administration. This full-page module looks at what lies ahead for targeted immigrant communities and the faith leaders supporting them. (A.P.)

Flu is rising rapidly across the United States, driven by a new variant of the virus. This half-page module shares more about the flu variant known as “subclade K.” (A.P.)

The oldest baby boomers are turning 80 this year. During the 18 years of the “baby boom” from 1946 to 1964, about 76 million Americans were born. Boomers made an indelible imprint on pop culture, and this half-page trivia module features 20 questions to test memories about the era that shaped baby boomers. (A.P.) NOTE: This is offered as a companion piece for LEE-010626-BOOMERS-80, on the Extras budget and in 360 sections for 3-day papers. 

As China staged military drills around Taiwan, the Chinese foreign minister reiterated Beijing’s aim to achieve “complete reunification” with the island it claims as its own. Taipei pushes back against those sovereignty claims. This full-page module looks at key period and dates in contested island’s history. (A.P.)

Power outages can come from winter storms, heat waves, wildfires or a delivery driver backing into the power line by your house. But depending on how long they last or what the temperature is outside, they can be serios or even fatal, not matter the cause. This half-page module shares tips for preparing for a blackout. (A.P.)

 The Trump administration made work requirements for low-income people receiving government assistance a priority. This half-page module offers more details about the stricter employment conditions for receiving health care, food aid and rental assistance benefits funded by the federal government. (A.P.)

As technology distracts, polarizes and automates, people are still finding refuge on analog islands in the digital sea. In this full-page module, people share their offline hobbies and interests as glimpses into how the old ways are new again. (A.P.) 

The Antarctic Peninsula is one of the fastest-warming places in the world. The ocean that surrounds it is also a major repository for carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. This full-page module looks at the majestic remote tundra, its wildlife and the rising threats from climate change. (A.P.)

Kicking off 2026’s cosmic wonders is the moon, drawing the first astronauts to visit in more than 50 years. The sun will generate buzz, too, with a ring-of-fire eclipse in February and a total solar eclipse in August. This full-page module offers a rundown on what the universe has in store for us in 2026. (A.P.) 

An Inupiaq elder teaches his great-grandson to hunt in rapidly warming Northwest Alaska, where thinning ice, shifting caribou migrations and severe storms are reshaping life. This module – available in two sizes – offers a look at these endangered traditions. (A.P.)

Six months after a roaring flood killed 25 girls and two counselors at Campy Mystic in central Texas, the 100-year-old camp will begin enrolling new campers in January. The decision is dividing families who have sent their children there. This half-page module takes a closer look at the debate around Campy Mystic’s reopening. (A.P.)

 Schools are facing a growing problem of students using AI to transform innocent images of classmates into sexually explicit deepfakes. This half-page module shares takeaways from an A.P. report about how schools are responding to deepfake cyberbullying. (A.P.) 

Animals that navigate extreme conditions and environments have evolved to sleep in extreme ways. In recent years, tiny trackers and helmets that measure brain waves have allowed researchers to glimpse for the first time the varied and sometimes spectacular ways that wild animals snooze. This module – available in two sizes – shares more about the emerging science of “extreme sleep.” (A.P.)

Immigrants held at Camp East Montana detention center in El Paso, Texas, regularly face injury, illnesses and acute mental health crises, according to a review of 911 emergency calls placed at the nation’s largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement lockup. This full-page module takes a closer look at insights from the 911 calls. (Reuters)

President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner has been drawn back into the foreign policy fold like he was during Trump’s first term. It reflects a sense among Trump’s inner circle that Kushner complements special envoy Steve Witkoff’s negotiating style. This full-page module looks at Kushner’s role in foreign diplomacy. (A.P.)