NPR's Frank Deford laments "the decline of women into the depths of the male athletic syndrome."

Disabled students could join traditional teams if officials can make "reasonable modifications" to accommodate them

Minnesota senator and anti-monopoly crusader explains how fixing Medicare's drug problem will help everybody

Stoner culture has perpetuated the idea that cannabis isn't truly addictive. Not so fast, psychologists say

Yes, there's a "men's crisis" — but not because guys are under attack. "Male supremacism" is what unites the right

New study suggests participating in women's sports can instill a sense of independence and self-reliance

Sources say embattled sports investigator Michael Henry, now in a key federal court post, isn't an actual lawyer

America's water systems are aging and underfunded. This bipartisan bill might change that

Radical hag Mary Daly stands up to Boston College for forcing coed classes.

You can't patent naturally-occurring molecules like psilocybin. That's led to a rush to find a synthetic blend

Students are done waiting for adults to be comfortable having conversations about sexual assault and harassment

The Senate’s most famous anti-environmentalist doesn’t want his vacation home left high and dry

MICSA empowers Maine to block the applicability of virtually all federal Indian self-determination policies

Donald Trump's former education secretary is a big fan of DeSantis' push to restrict public school curricula

Western states need to look farther ahead into the future and accept that there will be less water