Coming to light are widespread reports of rapes of nuns -- young women from India's and Africa's poorest families

The scourge of AIDS has made many people think more than ever before about protecting themselves.

When The Village Voice shut down in August, the city’s protest movements lost one of their biggest champions

I was racing against death when I signed up to write Isadora Duncan's biography -- and winning wouldn't even be my strangest adventure along the way.

Confusion, false early information and -- hey, did someone hear gunshots?

Six of 10 Roman Catholic clerics who answered a Kansas City Star survey say they've known at least one colleague who's died of the disease.

Who would've expected to be this moved by a safe-sex ad?

Friendship in old age plays a critical role in health and well-being

Swaziland's government declares miniskirts too provocative for school.

According to the "queer theorists,"
having lots of anonymous gay sex is the answer
to the tyranny of the normal.
Forget that it will also kill you.

The rocker humanitarian talks to Salon about why he's hopeful America will do its duty helping Africa -- and how if diplomacy doesn't work, "I'm ready to be out on the streets."

Anthony Fauci corrects Laura Ingraham when she complains we didn’t have lockdowns over AIDS

"How to Survive a Plague" tells the tragic and amazing tale of how a handful of '80s activists won a huge victory

I stayed quiet about my HIV+ status for 30 years, but no longer. It's time to fight again, like we did in the '80s

Facebooks groups protest the pontiff's recent statements on condoms with an old-fashioned gimmick.