Is it a safety issue when airline employees must travel for hours just to get to their job? Plus: All hail the 747

I was raised Catholic. Hinduism and Buddhism attract me. I like meditation. What is my path?

Trolling the Internet with stories dressed up as sober, centrist scholarship -- it's what the Atlantic does best

USA Today editor Laura Trujillo talks about grief and motherhood in a new book, "Stepping Back from the Ledge"

Two kids, 13 and 15, killed an innocent highway motorist. Was a violent computer game responsible -- or their sad lives?

A Slate article argues for a "Date Local" movement.

To my kids, "Hamilton" isn't just a history lesson with cool songs. It's a timeless battle between good and evil

Consumer advocates warn the corporation's lawsuit is a dark sign of things to come, and the TPP will make it worse

Legislators push signage law as a preventative measure — but some in the industry are skeptical

Salon's contributing writer on her father's murder, her evolving views on religion -- and her professional journey

Tour de France shocker: Champion Landis tests positive. Just what cycling doesn't need, but can't seem to avoid.

When people take parental leave, should they still be eligible for incentive pay?

Wesley Clark says Bush "pranced around in a flight suit" with no long-term strategy for Iraq -- and as U.S. soldiers die daily, there's still no plan.

What NBC's football drama can teach you about swallowing your pride and losing with dignity

Progressive Christian thought dominated much of 20th-century public life — and we need it more than ever today