Abortion counselor Emily Letts shows the world her own abortion -- and takes the mystery out of choice

Rep. Jerry Nadler calls certain NYPD actions toward protesters "a little riot of their own"

The untold history of how people survived the past 2,000 years

Our theories range from likely to insane — the same spectrum "Game of Thrones" operates already

From "ghost forests" to "zombie diseases," climate change has brought us a ghoulish vocabulary

Natural gas is generally cleaner than other fossil fuels, but it's hardly a long-term solution to climate change

It's a stunning response to the anti-Muslim rhetoric that helped thrust President Donald Trump into the Oval Office

ICE’s Philadelphia office is making more “at-large” arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, July 21-23, 2000

ICE continues to disobey Congressional orders to stop dental and bone scans on minors seeking asylum in the U.S.

"We must leave our monkey bodies behind": Readers respond to Alan H. Goldstein's "Invasion of the High-Tech Body Snatchers."

The wooden statue once reportedly stood 16 feet tall, and was created right after the Ice Age ended

A-Rod has a chance to win the MVP at last. But it should go to Manny Ramirez, bad attitude and all.

Fashion has a long history of responding to worldwide climate change

Like love and alcohol, the maraschino cherry possesses the rare power to make a kid feel like an adult, and an adult feel like a kid. A sweet history.