IT guys of the world, rejoice! The search firm's new purchase helps it lock down workers' computers everywhere.

A chef-instructor from the Institute for Culinary Education gives us some delicious suggestions

Antiwar Connecticut voters find themselves with a pro-escalation senator -- and other Senate Democrats are scared to offend him.

The question isn't “Why do women apologize too much?” — but “Why do men and women use "sorry" so differently?

"The fight is done. We lost. Stay hidden."

The military "should only be used as a last resort and only in the most urgent and dire situations," Esper says

With administrators intent on defunding and privatizing LAUSD, teachers in SoCal are fed up and fighting back

"Avengers: Endgame" and "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" are bringing beloved narratives to a close

The administration has severely underrepresented the number of visas that was revoked

Nowadays, Democrats are defending Ex-Im, and the right is calling it "corporate welfare." It wasn't always that way

"What’s weird is that it never happens to white kids," Rock says in wide-ranging, fascinating Guardian interview

Sure, Tucker's fave new term is an unsubtle euphemism for "white folks." But it's even more revealing than that

He was supposed to be the establishment candidate. But Ted Cruz is failing miserably

People of color are significantly underrepresented in Hollywood. We need more tentpoles willing to break the mold

As our sagging Internet company invented euphemisms for failure, Alice and I took refuge in instant messaging. She had a boyfriend but we couldn't stop.