Tear gas from the near-nightly sieges in Portland may be trickling into the Willamette River, officials fear

In order to reduce its carbon footprint, the steel industry is testing new tech that don’t rely on fossil fuels

"A man at play with freedoms of his mind, believing allegiance to the truth and not the flag rescues democracy"

Daniels' arrest in Columbus sparked speculation that police targeted her politically, which the department denies

The House Science Committee's bizarre attempt to limit the EPA's regulatory power

Plastic contamination is so rife that Australian scientists were hard-pressed to find uncontaminated seafood

These simple swaps are delightfully creamy

"SNAP benefits currently help more than 42 million Americans buy food"

The longtime activist and former presidential candidate says Cruz is "a train wreck"

Originalists like Barrett claim to rely on the objective "public meaning" of legal terms. Is there such a thing?

Long-acting contraceptives get left out of the conversation, in favor of methods with a higher human-error factor

Why a speedy Trump Jan. 6 trial matters — and why it’s coming faster than many expect

Amy Schumer saved an otherwise meaningless awards show from going down in flames

Despite admitting Trump paid off a porn star, the administration argues that adults shouldn't have sex for fun

Twitter hosts a battle over which sex is more dishonest.