Dr. Donald W. Shirley's brother, Maurice Shirley, called the movie a "symphony of lies"

A Portuguese colony in China, with African, Indian and British influences, Macau's food and life is fascinating

The women of a tribe in the Amazon jungle breast-feed small primates and other animals.

Three stories confirm that Obama should play price-tag politics with Iraq as much as possible.

Oliver Sacks recalls his childhood romance with chemistry in a book so delightful that even the scientifically illiterate will fall for it, too.

It's easy to activate it -- just mention your fantasy of being with two men to your lover.

Ryûsuke Hamaguchi spoke to Salon about adapting Haruki Murakami's short story about a grieving man and his driver

When you give up a toxic substance, you create room for something better to take its place. Just don't stop today

In CNBC retrospective, Biden talks successes and failures, Bernie Sanders, and his "Goofy Uncle Joe" reputation

Salon talks to the director of "Fursonas," a new documentary about the people inside the animal suits

A reader's tale of globalization, Ohio, and a shuttered toilet bowl factory

How can I help change the stigma if I don't want to confront the untreated trauma of my own past?

The Mexican drug lord was taken into custody after a shootout with Mexican marines

“The more it changes, the more it’s the same thing”

The museum's "Fantasy: Worlds of Myth and Magic" exhibit no longer contains any mentions of the outspoken author