Articles by Matthew Russell
He Ignored Every Order to Stay Put On 9/11 and Sang His People Down the Stairs to Safety Then Turned Back Around
When the South Tower shook from the second plane's impact, Rick Rescorla was already in the stairwell, bullhorn raised, singing to keep people moving. He got them all out —...
He Ignored Every Order to Stay Put On 9/11 and Sang His People Down the Stairs to Safety Then Turned Back Around
When the South Tower shook from the second plane's impact, Rick Rescorla was already in the stairwell, bullhorn raised, singing to keep people moving. He got them all out —...
Tens of Thousands of 9/11 Responders Are Still Getting Sick and the Federal Program Meant to Help Is Struggling
Tens of thousands of 9/11 responders and survivors are still getting sick — and the federal program built to treat them is struggling to keep its promise.
Tens of Thousands of 9/11 Responders Are Still Getting Sick and the Federal Program Meant to Help Is Struggling
Tens of thousands of 9/11 responders and survivors are still getting sick — and the federal program built to treat them is struggling to keep its promise.
Two Young Male Belugas Named Gimli and Yukon Are Finally Safe After a Years-Long Fight to Save Their Lives
Thirty beluga whales lived under the threat of euthanasia inside a shuttered Canadian park — until a last-minute international rescue pulled them back from the brink. Two young males named...
Two Young Male Belugas Named Gimli and Yukon Are Finally Safe After a Years-Long Fight to Save Their Lives
Thirty beluga whales lived under the threat of euthanasia inside a shuttered Canadian park — until a last-minute international rescue pulled them back from the brink. Two young males named...
Federal Wildlife Refuges Are Running Without the Staff Needed to Keep Them Alive
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has lost nearly 20 percent of its workforce since January 2025. Endangered species reviews have ground to a halt. Wetlands are going unmanaged. Wildlife...
Federal Wildlife Refuges Are Running Without the Staff Needed to Keep Them Alive
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has lost nearly 20 percent of its workforce since January 2025. Endangered species reviews have ground to a halt. Wetlands are going unmanaged. Wildlife...
This State Shows How Civil Courts Could Speed Up Animal Rescues
When officers suspect an animal is being mistreated, getting legal access to intervene isn't simple. Criminal warrants take time.
This State Shows How Civil Courts Could Speed Up Animal Rescues
When officers suspect an animal is being mistreated, getting legal access to intervene isn't simple. Criminal warrants take time.
Scientists Keep Finding the Wildest Things Ever Stuffed Inside Shark Stomachs
A suit of medieval armor. A whole reindeer — antlers and all. A tattooed human arm that cracked open a murder investigation. Sharks have been swallowing the most jaw-dropping objects...
Scientists Keep Finding the Wildest Things Ever Stuffed Inside Shark Stomachs
A suit of medieval armor. A whole reindeer — antlers and all. A tattooed human arm that cracked open a murder investigation. Sharks have been swallowing the most jaw-dropping objects...