The absurd notion that Mexico is sending immigrants here is central to the framework that shapes Trump's worldview

Zimbabweans renegotiate sex in the age of AIDS.

Talk to providers and an amazing story emerges: It's not uncommon to go from picket-lines to the waiting room

Arizona Sen. John McCain's toughest opponent in the New York primary is not George W. Bush, but the state's Byzantine process for qualifying for the ballot.

If you're exhausted, join Niecy Nash in this celebration of Lifetime Original Movies

"People assume this will never happen to them until it happens to them"

Three of my regulars from Jeannie's Dream Dates had given me their cards. I decided to call them. Last in a series.

Urbanites are viewed as selfish and unconcerned about others. Research proves it -- but for surprising reasons

As the country's energy nightmare continues, U.S. troops are using nearly 40 times more fuel per day than the average, increasingly angry Iraqi.

Well-meaning observers are making dangerous assumptions about Afghan women and their goals for the future.

Why their burgers are called sliders and ... what the hell are Chicken Rings? I find out, and much more

Ron DeSantis complains that RICO is for "organized crime." Sorry, dude — that's exactly what a coup conspiracy is

Denzel Washington plays a ruthless drug kingpin and Russell Crowe the cop who wants to nail him in this jagged, messy movie.

The screen siren cleverly made herself into an icon, but then the audience stopped wanting what she was selling. What happened?

First-time writer-director Eric Mendelsohn offers an unfashionably affectionate look at suburban angst. Edie Falco -- from "the Sopranos" -- stars.