Flynn's sentencing hearing destroyed conspiracy theories and proved that facts still matter

What started as a SpongeBob meme took on a life of its own in 2019

Are there invisible forces at work in the world?

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Less than a week ahead of the crucial early state vote, Sanders says he's unlikely to replicate "extraordinary" win

These defense patterns are so predictable: Shift blame, claim to embrace equality, lecture on "appropriate" causes

"Kamala is a cop" probably isn't what finished her. But why was the online hate aimed at Harris so gleeful?

Rape on campus is more visible than ever. But the perception of change isn't the same thing as justice

The former Tea Party congressman's genocidal meme was about Trump's defense secretary pick, Gen. James Mattis

"Fox & Friends" was equally concerned with the safety of eating snow this weekend -- because they're equivalent

Shares of Wendy's surged more than 25% on Tuesday, following a similar pattern set by Gamestop and AMC

Shame and embarrassment can reveal a lot about animal evolution

News of a celebrity's death can now spread across Twitter before the family's informed. That doesn't mean it should

"Republicans must get tough," the former president urged amid multiple criminal investigations