A new book "All the Real Indians Died Off" dismantles a toxic fantasy Native American struggles are distant history

Modern humans are not the only ones to make art while high

Despite what believers in prehistoric matriarchy proclaim, women never ruled the Earth.

Hair samples indicate the oldest known case of a psychedelic cactus ritual used in human sacrifices

New books on Daniel Clowes, Krazy Kat and Rory Hayes

A new exhibit looks at the defining professional moments in the careers of seven female graphic artists

As climate change encroaches, our heritage is drowning

The true story of a journalist seeking fabled ruins in a Central American jungle is a pulp adventure come to life

Forging art is a crime, but a crime that follows a narrative that humans find irresistible

As AIDS spreads across the country, infecting 14 percent of the population, unsafe sex practices are being scrutinized.

Geomicrobiologist Steven D'Hondt tells Salon that the new study challenges our understanding of the "rules of life"

The John Breckinridge Castleman monument of the Confederate officer on a horse was supposed to be removed in 2017

Roundup: Is porn ditching narrative? Plus romance novels, eating placenta and more

"Try not to overthink it, because perfect is not the goal — something that makes you smile is," Rebecca Gibbs says

Lines that mark our teeth at birth are providing scientists with insight into the evolution of human development