Had the campaign to bring Freud to Mexico succeeded, he would have lived among artists and intellectuals

The fastest growing cities are encouraging greener lifestyles. Is yours one of them?

The anger over a woman's article about never tying the knot shows just how threatening anti-marriage talk still is.

John Skelton tells judge he knows the group, but not the person, collecting his children on Thanksgiving

"Fed boy summer has started in Buffalo," Arizona state Sen. Wendy Rogers tweeted hours after the attack

Lindell claims 90 million visitors to broken site; is trolled by Trump prankster, interrupted by Salon reporter

The stories we missed this week: Boys perform worse in mixed-gender English classrooms, a verdict in the controversial transgender murder trial and a woman's life saved by her bra.

Sharps and Flats is a weekly music review.

Following the Washington Navy Yard massacre, questions about gun control will lead to same dead end

Loomer, who pushed baseless fraud claims, also does not appear to understand how primaries work

George O'Leary returns to college football, and that's no lie. Plus: Mark Cuban, the smartest owner in American team sports.

Organizer Ali Alexander threatened to expose some unspecified crime that he claims Greene committed

95 years ago, striking cops lost public sympathy — and a national hero was made by standing up to them. Here's how