PBS' "Guilt" over brothers who hit & run
Series creator Neil Forsyth spoke to Salon about sibling dynamics, getting away with murder & loving American TV
9/11 viewer's guide: What to stream now
It's been 20 years, and recent projects are approaching and reflecting on the aftermath in new ways
Is sex ed getting worse?
Studies say college students are unprepared for adult sexual relationships. As a professor, I've seen it firsthand
Outdoor recreation’s diversity gap
To understand the hesitancy of Black Americans to experience outdoor spaces, we must view it in historical context
The ethically murky joy of true crime
Hulu's comedic new murder-mystery both indulges and interrogates the audience's fondness for the grim genre
Only one election started a war (so far)
We've had lots of contentious elections. But the only one to literally split the country apart came in 1860
Billionaire Trump donors to testify
The two brothers, Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta, allegedly undercut organizing efforts at a casino they own
Trump complains about Jewish voters
"Israel has never had a better friend, and yet I got 25% of the vote. I think they have to get together"
Reimagining our duty to wild animals
"Wild Souls" explores the worth of individual animals and species, and humanity’s obligations to them
The sobering truth about quitting my job
When I resigned without a backup plan, I didn't realize 4 million workers had just done the same. I can see why now
8 light and refreshing sips for picnics
With a few flourishes, you can make a drink that's easy to sip but won't get you hammered before the grill heats up
So why are people making water pies?
"We can't deny the parallels our current COVID-19 pandemic shares with the Great Depression"
When vampires fail upward
While incompetence and ruthlessness aren't good things, at least these vamps bloody well get things done
25 of the most covered songs in history
Beyond The Beatles & Elvis, Cyndi Lauper is only one of a handful of women whose songs have been covered the most
Alex Jones gobbles ivermectin on-air
You want to kill me? You son of a b****! You goddamn demon. You think I'm easy to kill?
Boebert faces roadblock to re-election
A non-partisan redistricting committee has changed the Colorado map, putting Boebert in a more liberal district
How to read your dog's mind
My lonesome dog is telling us something profound about humanity's capacity to reshape the world
McCarthy rebuked by Jan. 6 committee
McCarthy falsely suggested that Trump had already been cleared of any responsibility for the Jan. 6 insurrection
Fun facts about peaches to tell friends
Plus, two new peach recipes to make as soon as humanly possible
Lizzo & Cardi B's classical Greek twist
The bodies in Lizzo’s video aren’t chiseled like the Greek statues seen in museums
Satanists: Last hope for abortion rights
The "nontheistic" organization joins the fray with a last-ditch legal maneuver to save abortion rights in Texas
Ex-Nazi: Tucker Carlson sounds like me
Christian Picciolini now works to combat white supremacy — but the ideas he once espoused are now everywhere
Pearl Jam's exquisite "Ten," 30 years on
Despite frequent airplay for select songs, "Ten" deserves to be recognized as more than classic rock wallpaper
What's new on Netflix in September
Plus, a Michael Keaton 9/11 drama, serial killers and unpacking Hollywood clichés for your viewing pleasure