How did Thailand's effort to ensure cheap AIDS drugs become a supposed outsourcing scandal?

Salon talks to "Cringeworthy" author Melissa Dahl about the benefits of mortification

Right-wing leader Harry Jaffa received glowing eulogies last week. But his vile homophobia must also be remembered

President Jacob Zuma says that his HIV test came up negative

Orlando shooting brings the outmoded policy of demanding celibacy for a year from gay and bi men into stark relief

Lawmakers agree to circumcision in effort to fight AIDS

Documentary filmmaker Nick Quested followed Proud Boys as they used the former president's speech as a distraction.

"What happens when you hold a hearing, and you can't prove your point?” a Democrat questioned

Showtime's series about the Reagans' rise to power covers well-known ground but falls prey to the stardom narrative

Molecular surveillance can slow outbreaks. But with states still criminalizing HIV, people with the virus see risks

Alan Hollinghurst, winner of this year's Booker Prize for "The Line of Beauty," says there's much more going on his novel than gay sex.

Suddenly, conservatives who bash public workers are silent

It's imposed, not taken, by Bush's foreign-aid people -- with disastrous results worldwide.

Key lies in giving women the control over preventing infection, particularly in developing countries