Viruses are in us. And are us. It's ok.
Viruses are in us. They're even part of us. Now researchers want to map the human virome
FOMO is putting Gen Zers in debt
The pressure to document the most interesting parts of their lives comes with a price tag
PBS challenges executive overreach
The network says Trump’s order to cut funds was unconstitutional and undermines public media
Blunt: It’s not a love song
20 years later, James Blunt says his mega-hit wasn’t romantic. Just weird, high and wildly misread
Reality TV's lies about our meritocracy
Think you're watching a contest to find the next Terry Fator? You could be seeing a justification for Elon Musk
Broadway calls out Patti LuPone
500+ theater pros demand accountability after LuPone’s comments on Audra McDonald, Kecia Lewis
Fruit salads don't have to be sweet
Think briny, crisp, and bright — not sticky-sweet — when building a fruit salad
Loretta Swit, M*A*S*H star, dies at 87
She redefined “Hot Lips” Houlihan, bringing feminist grit to one of TV’s most enduring portrayals of war
You'll love this Gulab Jamun Ice Cream
Celebrate the opening of the latest Malai ice cream shop in Philadelphia with this delectable recipe
How Democrats can pull off a win now
There is no need to wait for the next election
Does alien life smell like the sea?
It might or might not be the smell of aliens, but dimethyl sulfide — and its funky odor — definitely gets around
Bond investments look better than ever
They're less risky than stocks, can offer steady income and deserve a spot in your portfolio
Turn off the oven: chilled food is in
Especially during the summertime, the best food is the cold food
GOP senator: "We're all going to die"
The Iowa Republican made the remark at a tense town hall with constituents on Friday
Has Harry Potter become Voldemort?
You can't separate the art from the transphobic artist, but you can still love Harry Potter
Susie Wiles might have an impersonator
The FBI is investigating claims that someone is pretending to be the White House chief of staff
Red states undercut progressive wins
Lawmakers in Missouri and other Republican-run states are pushing back against the will of voters
World-weary bookworms crave rom-coms too
The director of "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life" was inspired by Austen's ability to be both entertaining and deep
NYT details Musk's "serious" drug use
The billionaire consumed an alarming amount of drugs during the 2024 campaign, according to The New York Times
How the bromance fell apart
Why Trump is suddenly trying to shake off his Putin stupor
The DNC's emergency moment is here
The Democratic National Committee needs to declare an emergency
Elon's not going anywhere
The far-right billionaire has a long history of making false promises
Welcome to the club. That'll be $200K
Fees can cost six figures, and the waitlists stretch for months. But the exclusivity keeps them humming
Weiner defends Pelosi stock trading
Weiner told talk show host Adam Friedland that he had a "wafer-thin" knowledge of politics