Trump's doctor reads "unbiased" results
"He has a gorgeous 44-inch coke-bottle waist, and his height, 75 inches with legs that seem to go on forever"
Business leaders close slaughterhouses
These business executives and entrepreneurs know that the future of food means not killing animals
#MeToo in AZ, beyond Trent Franks
Arizona's statehouse and public university scandals are also changing the narrative
20 years since Clinton-Lewinsky affair
Twenty years ago, millions around the world learned of a sexual affair between a president and a young intern
A critical moment in Korea
Amid a serious thaw between North and South Korea, the Trump administration prepares for war. Don't exhale yet
O'Ree's breaks NHL's color barrier
Willie O'Ree was the first African American to play in a National Hockey League game
Stiffing the waitress
Restaurant owners may soon be pocketing your server’s tip money
Body image books for teens
Finding compelling stories for teens that don't reinforce body and gender stereotypes can be tough
Romance novelists and the gig economy
Romance writers, given their uptick in income, clearly know something other authors don't
Why search for news updates on Pornhub?
When retired adult star Stormy Daniels made the news this week, her ranking rocketed from more than 1,400 to fourth
Why is bad art good?
Fans of good-bad art delight in its failure.
Meehan removed from Ethics Committee
NYT report claims Meehan used thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to settle an alleged misconduct complaint
Should we be afraid of killer robots?
"Black Mirror" and viral YouTube videos stoke fear of a future in which automated murderbots kill indiscriminately
"We saw all kinds of horrors"
A Russian woman who was a little girl during the Nazi occupation remembers her friend, a Jewish boy named Ziama
Twitter to notify users on election bait
Twitter also revealed they’ve found more accounts linked to the group
The Rolling Stones' chaos in "Exile"
Drugs, hangers-on and petty feuds; the perils of recording in Keith Richards' basement
Baltimore judge tosses Alford plea
Demetrius Smith has long maintained he pleaded guilty to a shooting he did not commit.
Abortion stories: Still not enough
Despite being a very common experience for American women, abortion remains underexplored in pop culture
Read: "When They Call You a Terrorist"
Patrisse Khan-Cullors' gripping memoir shows how a community organizer for justice is grown
Both heat and cold can kill
Climate change is increasing the frequency and strength of some types of extreme weather in the United States
Closing the door on English in Iran
The ban on teaching English in Iranian primary schools made me think of my old OED — and King Kong
Trump blames democrats for shutdown
He's suggested the shutdown is why more republicans need to be elected in the midterms
Blue Planet II
Salon speaks to the filmmakers whose deep dive into our planet's waters is both a wake-up call and a vision of hope
I won't exploit my kids on social media
Kids should be able to come into this world privately