Decades after the AIDS crisis, some of the people behind HIV-criminalization reflect on the fear that fueled them

Its far-reaching declaration could funnel billions toward reducing the spread of the disease by 25 percent.

Bryan Singer's Freddie Mercury biopic did big business at the box office, but don't believe everything you see

With many advances in preventing and treating AIDS, it seems to have fallen in priority

Paper picks a bad time to endorse reducing White House security; is Oscar an enemy of democracy? Plus: Wednesday morning briefing.

New OSHA requirements aren't necessarily the best options to make the adult film industry safer, performers say

Today's congressional hearing was a joke. The reason: Firms like Booz Allen bankroll and own Congress. Here's how

"It's almost insane to think that we would have to fight for these obvious steps," says Sanders. "But we must"

Scientists believe they can finally stem the epidemic, but money is a major obstacle

IBM earned 9,100 patents, including artificial intelligence, cloud and quantum computing-related patent grants

Charter Wu-Tang Clan members including Method Man and U-God claim they did not know it was an official Clan album

Bestselling health and fitness guru Gary Null weighs in on AIDS. Almost all of what he says is useless, dangerous and just plain wrong.

After 25 years, the follow-up to “Automatic for the People” still holds a complex, elusive emotional timbre

Could Southern politeness be hindering efforts to stop the spread of AIDS?