Spending on health care marketing nearly doubled from 1997 to 2016

The swimsuits are gone at the Miss America Pageant, but the contestants' inane babble remains the same

Critics who whine Obama is outlawing big cars for dangerous compacts are riding shotgun with empty barrels.

What is the sound of one hand filing? Or, can the Buddha help the temp workers of the world?

The final installment of Wes Craven's trilogy may be too wrapped up in its own cleverness, but it's still a fond farewell.

Engineers are redesigning and optimizing school bus transportation

Non-spoken moments with the Tusken Raiders could teach the Disney+ show a thing or two about acting

A new law gives models under 18 new protections -- but will it make a real difference?

When Common Core problems go viral, the steps seem complicated, unnecessary. But it actually teaches a real skill

Sandy has been followed by massive spring snowfalls. Here's what to look for as our climate-change awareness grows

The election may be over, but the glad-handing continues. So much for the president's pledge to keep donors at bay

Today's most eclectic director, Stephen Frears, talks about his hot new thriller "Dirty Pretty Things," Britain's new immigrant reality and the strange case of Tony Blair.

The credit industry is getting wilier about taking our money, and addicted-to-spending Americans are letting them have it.

From "The Bachelorette" to "documentaries" on the Bunny Ranch, America is wallowing in boobs and butts like never before. But just how nasty do we wanna be?

Why are Republicans happy about Arnold -- but cry treason when lefty celebs get political?