Jewish Democratic leader denounces Trump
The head of the Jewish Democratic Council of America told Salon that Trump has "a very negative stereotype of Jews"
"Orangutan capital” is being destroyed
Food manufacturers may be causing the destruction of a nationally protected wildlife reserve in Indonesia
A dissolving exoplanet's prophesy
A strange exoplanet orbiting a white dwarf gives a peek at the future of our own solar system
From skull to skin
In "The Body: A Guide for Occupants," Bill Bryson meanders around our organs, seeking out the strange & unexpected
Why Donald Trump simply isn't funny
Media scholar Dannagal Goldthwaite Young talks Colbert, Oliver, Maddow — and Donald Trump's humor impairment
SNL mocks Trump's NATO predicament
A new SNL sketch depicts Donald Trump as being both unpopular and bullied by other NATO country leaders
Farming for the future
Open source technologies will help small farmers compete against the large operations
"Silicon Valley" powers down silently
Still funny but not the conversation starter it once was, its quiet end may become the norm for most series endings
The piecemeal welfare state
With few exceptions, Democrats don't want to serve everyone pie — they want us to fight for a few more crumbs
Trump talks toilets
Trump called for a review of water efficiency standards, citing issues with America's toilets and bathroom fixtures
Purdue Pharma may become a public trust
The government has tried to harness a profit-driven drug industry to serve public health before.
Bloomberg is rich because we are poor
Bloomberg's wealth, and our country's collective inequality, are intrinsically connected. He doesn't get it
The new "Black Codes"
The police targeting of black people is part of a long continuum in American history
A scathing report — that doesn't matter
Impeachment is inevitable, but you know he'll escape. For the Democrats to beat Trump next year, they need clarity
Another kind of war wound
A legacy of a new kind of war
Trump's currency war
Trump says Argentina is intentionally weakening the peso
Don Jr.'s book says more than he knows
Revealed: A fantasy black-and-white world of hate, anger, revenge and lies
Must-try baked apple dumplings
I discovered the most important culinary lesson not at school, but in a pastry kitchen.
Michael Symon: I fixed my pain with food
The James Beard Award winner opens up about his personal journey of using food to ease inflammation and joint pain
New SNAP rule will punish the hungry
SNAP has a profound positive impact on hungry families
Photo book shows Prince in glory & grace
Randee St. Nicholas' book of photographs taken over 25 years is a lavish look at an artful, inspired life
Challenges facing beginning farmers
It’s a tough time for farmers across the nation.
The "hangover gap" class war
An emerging wellness trend hints at a future where you can buy your way out of a hangover—at considerable expense
What makes Christmas movies so popular
Holiday movies have become firmly embedded in Americans’ winter celebrations.