She may be a grieving widow, but her rapturous singing -- and voluptuous curves -- suggest she won't be for long, in this sunny summer idyll.

A daughter's surly behavior is a symptom of something even more painful.

Carrying muddy campaign signs recycled from the South Carolina primary, a ragtag army of McCain volunteers is marching on the Bush stronghold in Georgia.

Coulter's called Trump the only hope for "the last genuinely Christian country," but now says he's "mental"

Two novelists hit the Midwest wanting realness, but are they looking for America or just building their brands?

We have lots of some kinds of time, little of others -- which is why people who live outside this zone, including many politicians, don't understand our lives.

Once considered porn, the strange, gorgeous and perverted tales of Walerian Borowczyk are well worth seeking out

Social justice activist Dorian Warren talks about where we are as a nation, and where we might be going

In a Muslim country, waiting to announce the end of Ramadan until the moon appears is fine. In the U.S. it's tricky

In a recent NPR interview, Allen called their relationship "paternal" — but he hasn't always described it this way

How ethical is it to choose the sex of your baby, and what does it mean for the future of the human race?

From Fred Thompson to Sarah Palin, snarling Rudy Giuliani to smiling Lindsey Graham, Republicans bared their fangs this week to hide their unpopular agenda. And it might work.

The solution to America's political dilemma is simple enough: Real accountability, starting with Donald Trump

I was very dismissive of air fryers. Then I tried one and realized I was sorely mistaken