States weaken child labor restrictions
Republicans pushing to ease child labor laws echo older justifications made decades ago
Wagner mutiny exposed Putin's weakness
While the mutiny was short-lived and its goals unclear, it will have lasting effects
Profs rip Alito for demanding safe space
Judge charged with interpreting 1st Amendment rights "can’t bear others exercising their free speech rights"
The potential impact of lab-grown meat
If we can collectively move to eating more lab-grown meat, how will that affect the environment at large?
Will TCM be gone with the wind?
Last week's reports of TCM's death may have been exaggerated but movie buffs, classic and otherwise, should worry
Experts: Trump is misusing donor funds
With primary campaign in full swing, "Trump has shifted his priorities to financing his legal battles for now"
Lily Rabe on not playing it safe
She opens up about the "massive risk for our relationship" she and Hamish Linklater took to make "Downtown Owl"
8 returning TJ's summer products
These fan-favorite snacks, sweet treats and home essentials are back
MTG thinks her TV is "spying" on her
"The television turned on by itself and the screen showed someone's laptop trying to connect," Greene wrote
Just how dangerous are PFAS?
From popcorn to drinking water, PFAS seem to be in nearly everything we consume. What exactly does this mean?
Do at-home COVID tests still work?
A new study found that at-home antigen tests are only 44 percent accurate, but they are far from useless
Potential witness rips "spineless" GOP
Judge Michael Luttig, who served as a Jan. 6 adviser to Mike Pence, says GOP may be "beyond saving itself"
Trump diverts donations as bills grow
Election law experts say Trump scheme may be an "illegal personal use of campaign money"
Trump's messianic appeal can't be copied
The Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference topped off a very surreal weekend in the world
Experts rip Trump's "ludicrous" defense
“Absolutely nothing about this is true"
Navajo Nation's water situation is vague
The decision leaves water infrastructure for the Navajo Nation on unsure ground
EPA protects 27 animals from pesticides
The policy affects animals like the Wyoming toad, American burying beetle and Attwater's greater prairie chicken
Putin's men and the rebellion in Russia
War expert and novelist Elliot Ackerman on what the uprising against Putin means for Ukraine's counteroffensive
The GOP's toxic positivity is a problem
From mass shootings to teen suicides, conservatives have found a mutual and stigmatizing scapegoat in mental health
Stop policing poor Americans' diets
The current proposed bills are blunt instruments that don't address systemic challenges to eating well
"And Just Like That," out comes Karen
Charlotte's histrionics over a dress that no longer fits is entirely in character and three years out of fashion
Science and corporadelics in Colorado
What the world's largest psychedelic conference tells us about the commodified future of alternative medicine
Parmigiano belongs on more than pasta
"I am endlessly inspired by Parmigiano Reggiano and am always seeking unexpected ways to showcase it"
The importance of school air quality
Clean air can be a powerful tool against airborne viruses. Why aren't we using it?