"If we don't vote, we can go backwards"

A partisan vote on Tuesday displeases everyone. And everyone's right

A new study answers long-held questions about how dinosaurs' mass extinction influenced plant evolution

The New York Times columnist wants voters to be pragmatic. But pragmatism for its own sake can be a dangerous thing

Local newspapers have been gutted by corporate owners across the country — but the survivors are joining unions

The pandemic is forcing billions into isolation — and that will have long-term repercussions for human civilization

Strikes have become mainstream topics of conversation — and the pandemic is changing the calculus for labor

Don't buy the spin that Republicans didn't pay for their previous shutdown. They're still feeling the effects today

Sotheby's auctions high-priced vegetables to benefit local farms. But is that really an answer to agribusiness?

This tale of a young girl who longs to play soccer on an all-boys team is more than just a "You go, girl!" feminist fable.

Obama gets right down to the heart of economic matters in Green Bay.

Genital and pelvic pain are particularly at risk of being dismissed due to biases and taboos

We speak with the hero of the Pentagon Papers case about that controversy and what lessons can be drawn for our current political climate.

A new study postulates there was an ancient ocean that no longer exists, given the planet's imperfect sphere shape

After a bitter election, much of the nation resisted and rebelled — but this president knew where to draw the line