An attitude of gratitude may relieve stress, which in turn may lead to better health

A writing teacher who works with juveniles sees familiar pain in the diary of Eric Harris.

The tiny wooden tyrants need to be erased from the supply closet

From the missing munitions to a ballooning war bill, John Kerry seizes on bad news out of Iraq, putting George W. Bush on the defensive.

The spiritual author isn't going to be president. But her candidacy, like self-help, does reveal a lot about us

First Soylent went after solid meals, now its new drink Coffiest is trying to make your morning latte obsolete.

On Memorial Day 2016: The rise of Trump "arguably creeps closer to the fringes of fascism than anything preceding"

Salon talks to writer Richard Price about keeping a crime story with supernatural undertones feeling real

Fifty years later, we still can't agree on what went wrong in Vietnam. Now we can't agree on anything at all

I spent a week in the world's top bike cities, and I never wanted to come home

After her strokes, my grandmother is still here. But what is left is base behavior and compulsion, unleavened by charity, kindness or faith.

And why you'll be seeing it in your kitchen soon. Plus, a four-star chef's way to eat milk

The tongue map was debunked by scientists a long time ago

Wild oyster populations are close to extinction — and without them our coastal communities would be shucked