From "Flipping Out" to "Saving Grace," wackiness is in this summer

It's not the "age of outrage." It's the age of knowing, when we're forced to reckon with artists and their pasts

Sometimes a bubbling witch's cauldron is ominous. Sometimes it looks like it would hit the spot

The film the Obamas saw on their first date challenged America's narrative of progress. It also saw into the future

It isn't illegal for him to say whether he's running or not; it's inconvenient for the money he'd like to raise

Pretty much all of the excuses for not getting vaccinated recall pseudoscience and anti-vax arguments

Whoopi Goldberg asked McCain to “stop talking” on Monday’s episode of “The View," prompting McCain's Twitter storm

Another young black boy was killed over the weekend. The same scripts are already playing out. When will we learn?

The TV "Science Guy" does his cause, and all of us, no good with his cheesy antics

As a recent British protest shows, nonviolent civil disobedience may be our best hope to counteract global warming

Increasingly graphic, relentlessly scolding: Could anti-smoking messages actually hurt us more than they help?

Shouldn’t nearly 700 hundred pages of details have helped the nation to achieve a consensus over what happened?

Stewart's exasperated retorts aren't tired — they're a natural response to the right-wing lie and BS machine

Recent events in the nation's capital -- from a tragic shooting to a government shutdown -- underscore a cold truth

The right's tactics won't change. Democrats need a 2016 candidate who fights differently than Clinton and Obama