"Who defunds after-school programming for underprivileged kids in public housing to score a political point?"

Nearly half of our states lack "safe storage" laws to keep guns in homes out of kids' hands

The co-author of "The Climb" responds to Jon Krakauer's most recent comments in Salon about the Everest tragedy of May 10, 1996.

With its photos of lanky slacker bohemians, the new magazine Sweet Action is the thinking girl's antidote to bulging Chippendale hunks.

Inspired by a Douglas Adams novel, the BBC America mystery promises its jumbled plot will eventually make sense

The deaths of three imprisoned women expose a federal prison system plagued by problems exacerbated by the pandemic

The increasingly shrill Dilbert creator argues laws on sexual assault go against men's "natural desires"

Knowing the Academy, Ron Howard's Netflix adaptation of J.D. Vance's facile "culture in crisis" book is a sure bet

Sally Eckhoff reviews "Tales from Watership Down" by Richard Adams.

Douglas Adams fans, anxiously awaiting "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" movie, debate how to express their passion for the sci-fi novelist without looking like nerds.

A British reporter takes an inside look at the Irish Republican Army, explaining how and why it wages war and what it will take for the IRA to make peace

A Statue of Liberty gown and an "End Gun Violence" tuxedo were a few outfits spotted on the red carpet

Scott Adams' "Dilbert" escapes from his cubicle to the bestseller list

The largest employer in Adams County, Ohio closes its coal-fired power plants

Thad Cochran needs black voters to stave off the Tea Party. Now Tea Party "poll watchers" are entering the fray