On a moonlit night in March, the author slips out of Syria on a rubber raft and crosses the Tigris, headed toward war.

"Unfortunately, this is their voice -- the voice is destruction, the voice is anger"

Authorities begin work prosecuting violent protesters, looters and vandals in the aftermath of the week's tumult

"I'm like a person who has a good," said the president of the United States, pointing to his head. Fact check: No

The legend of a fed-up marine who knocks out his atheist professor is more than a meme. It's folk literature

As an adult woman, I know how to deal with strange men who catcall me. But minors are a more complicated story

Which airline are we supposed to fly on now?

A Facebook page for tony Manhattan residents is a cesspool of racist vitriol and complaints about the homeless

In a world where women are often the "lovely assistant," Tanya Solomon takes charge by making her own magic.

When one panelist suggested people stop "overreacting" to the murders of unarmed black men, Leo Terrell blew up

A citizen “raid” on Area 51, a secretive military installation, has drawn worldwide interest.

The endorsement of Bernie Sanders by NUMTOT was a bigger deal than the newsmedia made it seem

"Oh, you are lovely" may sound like a nice compliment. But, as with affirmative consent, here's why context matters

One man was seriously injured in the blast, but the resulting chemical fire did not endanger nearby residents

The new normal: Great industries fail, and our distracted, meme-chasing, mobile-addicted society hardly blinks