London officials encourage Muslim women to spend time uncovered outside to prevent vitamin D deficiency.

The law enforcement personnel have attacked everyone from ISIS to Black Lives Matter

Hype surrounds the claims that artificial intelligence will help patients and even replace some doctors.

Like Terri Schiavo, Phil was never going to recover. Removing his feeding tube was a devastating decision. But at least my family got to make it privately.

Baseball dares its fans to get up in the wee hours to see Opening Day. We're up to the challenge. A coffee-fueled diary.

Salon's TV picks for Tuesday, July 18, 2000

Paul Ryan lectures his hero on capitalism, while ignorance reigns with Geraldo Rivera and Sarah Palin

Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds, playoff regulars: Why baseball's "competitive balance" problem is mostly myth.

An American indie legend revives the undead with this gorgeous late-night prowl through Detroit and Tangier

All-Star outrage shortage: It's hard to get excited about fans picking Polanco over Upton. Where are those crazy votes of days gone by?

Betelgeuse is so dim that Orion has lost his shoulder. If the star explodes, it will be as bright as the full moon

Dr. Pierre Theodore, a cardiothoracic surgeon, puts Google Glass technology to the test in the OR.

David Letterman: "I am not sure we want him back on this show under these circumstances"

American League preview: The return of the A's, Jim Thome and the Eastern Division prediction of "not Yankees."

Chemistry Experiment 3: The Giants are happy and loose without Barry. Will that mean anything? Plus: ESPN's soap opera.