"I don't think billionaires should exist," Sanders told the New York Times in an interview

I was determined my son would eat only healthful, homemade foods. And it totally backfired on me

The notorious CEO of Massey Energy resigns a week after a scalding Rolling Stone profile. But he'll be just fine

The recording industry allowed webcasters to stay online -- but perhaps only in exchange for cracking down on listeners.

Classifying teens as resistance heroes wrongly absolves American adults of their part in ongoing political fights

The French actress on shooting "Two Days, One Night" and playing a character who is addicted to Xanax

Dogs stick their noses in everything, but many people believe their saliva is beneficial

The breakout comedy set in Northern Ireland in the '90s, now in its second season, is unexpectedly poignant now

As long as Americans continue to consider mass incarceration a worthy policy, abuses are guaranteed to occur

The former White House staffer attempted to discredit "Fire and Fury" — but he inadvertently undercut Trump instead

I come to praise "The Newsroom" -- and the one character who isn't always antic and over the top

Army veteran Richard Fierro said he was detained for nearly an hour after he helped save lives

Salon talks to Bassem Youssef and “Tickling Giants” director Sara Taksler about why satire is a powerful weapon

While Tom Ridge is busy figuring out how to keep terrorists from slipping unwanted chemicals into your food and water, the beef and poultry industries are doing just that on a daily basis.

NPR reporter Mary Louise Kelly reported that Pompeo berated and cursed at her for asking questions about Ukraine