Pressure may halt U.S. support of Yemen
Khashoggi's murder has spurred Democrats and Republicans to take steps to end U.S. military involvement in Yemen
Beware of natural supplements
Natural supplements may be popular, but they can have dangerous side effects when they include prescription drugs
Online shaming may make behavior worse
An educational psychologist warns that shaming children on social media may cause more harm than good
Did Neanderthals make cave paintings?
For a long time, we thought our species were the only artists
How the internet imperils good civics
The online culture of instant gratification robs us of the endorphins normally produced of effort and endurance
One implant, two prices
Breast implants are just one example of how medical devices are significantly marked up by hospitals
Amanda Palmer, Neil Gaiman, and marriage
“Neil is really good at some kinds of adulting that I’m not great at," says Palmer in a new "Poptarts" interview
Recipe: Honey-poached pears with burrata
Cheese course, dessert, who's to say?
Trump advisor on shutdown, border wall
Stephen Miller, Trump's senior advisor on policy, says that Trump will shut down the government for a border wall
The regeneration of "Doctor Who"
Making The Doctor a woman necessitates change. And despite sexist wishes for her to fail, she transformed the show
Diamonds are forever
Are you in the market for some sparkle?
Fox guest on immigrant girl's
Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz said, "Don't make this journey, it will kill you, and that should be the message"
The USDA's history of discrimination
An attorney for farmers of color says the farm bill presents a chance to right historic wrongs
Rudy on Mueller interviewing Trump: No!
The former New York City mayor and current Trump lawyer said that he'd never let Mueller interview the president
Fighting back against Christian right
"Project Blitz" unveiled: Here's the long-term plan aimed at maximizing the Christian right's power and influence
A new vaccine for celiac disease
Researchers hope someday the vaccine will allow people with celiac disease to have gluten in their diets
Mick Mulvaney once insulted Trump
The acting chief of staff may have a hard time becoming chief of staff after it was revealed he insulted Trump
Philadelphia passes fair scheduling law
More than 130,000 workers are expected to benefit from the new fair workweek law
Salon talks "If Beale Street Could Talk"
Salon sits down with writer/director Barry Jenkins and star Stephan James to discuss "If Beale Street Could Talk"
Don't fret about Obamacare repeal... yet
While a Texas judge has struck down the Affordable Care Act, there isn't too much reason to worry right now
The Jony Ives of midcentury modernism
Gary Hustwit's documentary "Rams" reveals how industrial designer Dieter Rams defined midcentury design
Tyson may be a MeToo villain. What now?
Over the course of the MeToo era, the practice of hero worship feels increasingly absurd
Brexit rooted more in elite politics
Conservative leaders, starting with Thatcher, pushed the idea that nationalism was more important than free trade
A Dickensian Christmas in NYC
The author & activist would find the poor as hated and alone in 21st century NYC as they were in Victorian England