"What would make you say that?"
A Hollywood crisis communications expert breaks down why he's "dumbfounded" by how some people say "sorry"
Trump defends his sanity on Twitter
His continued erratic behavior on the social media platform doesn’t make him look like a “very stable genius"
Don't thank Apple —thank the government
Without public research funding, there’d be no iPhone — which makes Apple’s relentless tax dodging even worse
The psychology of procrastination
Truly understanding the reasons why procrastination happens takes looking at multiple variables
US health care is international disgrace
Until we confront this reality, we can expect more preventable deaths and unnecessary suffering
Bannon, Wolff and the Trump long con
Michael Wolff's White House tell-all spells doom for Steve Bannon. But why does the whole thing feel so slimy?
What AI researchers fear most
Will the robots come to control us?
"Swatting" didn't kill a man, police did
Police accountability needs to be a part of the conversation in the shooting of an innocent man after a prank call
Trump's hollow support of Iran protests
Donald Trump is rooting for Iran's downfall, not for an advancement of human rights
The truth about the "fall" of Raqqa
The citizen journalists behind the acclaimed documentary "City of Ghosts" counter the glib success narrative
When the Supreme Court messes up
When the justices err, care is taken not to call attention to the mishaps. Some think that’s its own mistake
Baltimore's freezing schools
Our broken schools show how little the city cares about its poor, black children
Russiagate Obsession Syndrome
The story about Russian manipulation of social media won't fade away anytime soon
Saved from "Fire and Fury"
Republicans could have dug us out of the mess we’re in two years ago
Alex Jones hawks children's book
The book also teaches kids that sexually assaulting women isn’t a big deal
Trump is a dire threat, but there's hope
Donald Trump could fulfill all the most dire prophecies of 20th-century theory — but there are better paths
Save jobs with solar power
Most of the growing number of jobs in the solar industry have more to do with maintaining and installing panels
U.S. police killed 1,000 In 2017
Sixty-eight of those killed by police this year were unarmed
Video game addiction is a real disorder
We couldn't treat what couldn't be diagnosed
The Globes are irrelevant, but tune in
Forget about the statuettes and the drunken celebs, it's the off-screen issues that count in 2018
Game of Thrones
The series will end having employed one female director out of 19 and two female writers overall
The 20 most anticipated albums of 2018
Brandi Carlile, Franz Ferdinand, Calexico and more new tunes to look forward to this year
Josh Mandel's shock exit
State treasurer Josh Mandel was expected to be a tough challenger to Democratic incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown
"Gorilla News" hoax fools pundits
A notorious internet prankster didn't expect that his Photoshopped book passage would go viral