A new study says it's the most damaging drug. Does it tell the whole story?

The two play sisters in the 100-page comedic screenplay

From Minnesota to Mount Rushmore, the coffee shops and bars are buzzing with talk of whether the moose-hunting mom is fit to be vice president.

When President Clinton confronted disparities in cocaine sentencing, she bluntly urged him to put politics first

"Whatever I do in my life, it's driven by passion," says the acclaimed chef and author of "Seafood Simple"

Kate Winslet enlivens a clunky, honorable yarn about the tea-guzzling English eccentrics who broke the Nazi codes.

After failing to stop Colorado from legalizing it, pot foes now want to criminalize drug images and media content

Congress' anti-porn crusaders take the low road; a new report exposes the dirty funding of the "skin caucus"

Gritty Social Realism week brings two of the year's best movies: The much celebrated "Half Nelson" and a passionate, Oscar-worthy German film.

At least one other released prisoner has been threatened with an appeal

The former Florida governor reflects on the rampant speculation over the 2016 elections

Banging the drum for CIA-crack conspiracy theories, questioning the sex charges brought against black Army officers by white enlisted women and passionately defending affirmative action, confrontational Rep. Maxine Waters has risen to the top level of black political leadership.

With nine films vying for best picture, studios are clamoring for voters. Here are some suggested talking points