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NPR's Sam Sanders asked that question of black men in New York and Los Angeles, and he shares just a few of their answers here.

Lexington is proceeding with a new program to provide permanent housing for the city's homeless. The $200,000 "Housing First" project is being coordinated…

Several factors — from a virus sweeping through hog barns to a drought in the Plains states — have driven up the price of pork and beef. But consumers keep buying it.

President Obama addressed the annual convention of the American Legion in North Carolina with a raft of new proposals for vets.

The president has approved surveillance flights over Syria to search for targets for possible airstrikes. But critics of the administration say that may not be enough.

An inquiry in the U.K. has found that more than 1,400 children have been sexually abused by an organized ring of men in the northern English town of Rotherham.

Colorado is rolling out regulations for the edible-marijuana sector, including "emergency rules," which spell out serving sizes. But for now, most of the dosage education is falling to pot shops.

While the Rupp Arena project is on indefinite hold, Lexington city leaders still have expenses tied to the venture. Plans to renovate Rupp and build a new…

The company Vital Decisions hires social workers to help people make end-of-life plans in advance, over the phone. But the counselors are paid by insurers. Critics see a conflict of interest.

Dozens of Americans have gone to Syria to fight against the government, some with groups the U.S. considers terrorists. U.S. officials have to sort out which could be dangerous when they return.