Trump, triggered by poll, calls for test
The ex-president challenged Rupert Murdoch, President Biden, and WSJ heads to an "acuity test" in retaliation
BMI is an outdated metric for health
"Why is such an imperfect tool still being used and what should we use instead?"
When men wield the media against women
It's an old tactic for the person laying blame to try to dictate who's seen as victim and offender, despite reality
Trump's dementia challenge: He's scared
Donald Trump is desperately searching for a way to reassure himself that he's not impaired
Babies should sleep alone, not with toys
The trend remains steady despite decades of public information campaigns imploring parents to protect their babies
Trump's afraid of "orange jumpsuits"
"The ineffectiveness of Trump's bombastic and revengeful rhetoric has been repeatedly demonstrated"
What if Biden bows out?
There may not be a constituency for a direct challenge — but that doesn't mean Democrats shouldn't be prepared
How 9/11 bred the endless war on terror
The crimes of 9/11 wounded America — and fueled an endless, pointless war that could never be won, or even ended
This is why you're always cold
Colder weather makes some of us especially miserable. Genetics, metabolism and where you were born all play a role
"Drew Barrymore Show" picketed by WGA
Barrymore has previously been very supportive of the strikes
All about UFOs and alien intelligence
Are aliens real? What about interdimensional craft? And what’s going on with the government?
Sacre bleu! "Walking Dead" infects Paris
In AMC's newest zombie spinoff, our beloved biker is confronted with a foreign concept. And it's not the undead
Poor countries face vaccine inequity
Vaccination is a global strategy, yet many low-income countries can't access then, perpetuating the pandemic
Why the Swiss hoard their amazing wine
And your cheat sheet for discovering the joys of Swiss wine — wherever you are
Do animals feel shame? It depends
Shame and embarrassment can reveal a lot about animal evolution
5 tips for staying sober at a party
Once my hangovers hit harder than Mike Tyson in 1988, I decided to take a break from alcohol. Here's how it went
Johnson blames whale deaths on windmills
"I’m not an alarmist, and I’m not in denial," Johnson said before introducing his windmill theory
Enter the "little man" theory of history
Of course our four-times-indicted ex-president is the archetypal Little Man of history. Sadly, he's not alone
The joys of Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball"
Following its 2013 debut, "Wrecking Ball" shocked, angered and bemused both fans and critics of the singer
LGBTQ people face barriers to IVF
The community is increasingly seeking services, but many report discrimination or extra hoops to jump through
Robot police dogs are on patrol
Numerous cities have acquired dog-like robots for policing. Researchers say the lack of transparency is worrying
Stephen King's "Christine" turns 40
Hosts of "The Losers' Club: A Stephen King Podcast" and "Don't Push Pause" help plead a case for this chaotic film
Bill Burns, the CIA and the Ukraine war
Burns knows Russia well, and warned about NATO expansion decades ago. Could he help end the Ukraine conflict?
Monroe residence spared demolition
The stay pushes for the property to be considered as a historic-cultural monument