Gov. Kathy Hochul has suggested cracking down on face-coverings to combat antisemitism.

Under the new VP nominee, Minnesota became the first state to fund research on the debilitating condition.

The CDC's Bridge Access Program is ending amid a Covid surge.

"There's none of the sort of training you would expect."

Fred Trump III says the ex-president placed his son—Trump's great-nephew—on the list.

The president's diagnosis should be a wake-up call: there's still a public health emergency.

The Long Covid Research Moonshot Act would fund $10 billion to fight the illness.

In New York's Nassau County, you need a cop's permission to mask up.

The right's gleeful cruelty to 17-year-old Gus Walz says it all.

Independent living centers save lives in dire weather. Why don't they get a say in disaster plans?

40,000 people would benefit. Hundreds of thousands more will still earn pennies an hour.

Christie Raleigh Crossley has had a stellar Games — even if some commenters online doubt they're really disabled.

"Some children think that their legs might grow again. This is one of the saddest things that we hear on a regular basis."

"There's none of the sort of training you would expect."

To celebrate Disability Pride Month, NPR readers tell their disability stories and share what they wish other people knew about living with a disability.

When you’re sick at home, social media can be a lifeline.

A new federal investigation "highlights a critical gap in our domestic violence services."

A federal judge issued a three-sentence order requiring Cuomo to add 'in-frame ASL interpretation' effective immediately.

Gov. Kathy Hochul claims rampant fraud. Audits disagree.

In a crackdown on protesters, the state is hampering people from wearing masks.

The right-wing influence op has hit "the bottom of the barrel," one expert said.

"This is a win for democracy."

In New York's Nassau County, you need a cop's permission to mask up.

Disability rights are at the heart of Madeline Ryan Smith's campaign against a 20-term GOP incumbent.

Disabled workers are getting louder and more effective as they push their unions to be more accessible and inclusive. All workers are benefiting.

For the third of US workers who spend the day outdoors, "beat the heat" advice doesn't cut it.

Journalists are producing community-informed, equity-minded and solutions-focused reporting promoting youth mental health.

"They really are trying to attack and decimate disability rights."