Can the movie "Blackfish," and the gruesome death of a SeaWorld trainer, end the imprisonment of killer whales?

Michael Mann's film delves into Enzo Ferrari's life, but his wife played by Penelope Cruz deserves the spotlight

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Was Obama in danger when his plane made an emergency landing? What's an "unforgiving" aircraft? The pilot answers readers' burning questions.

Turkish oil wrestlers feel threatened by gay men.

We're supposed to buy Nicolas Cage as a sensitive guy, but in this hack spin on "It's a Wonderful Life" the soulless yuppies have way more fun.

Beyond grades and test scores, help your kid hang onto their natural curiosity and wonder

"All heroes are tarnished." Readers weigh in on slavery and our Founding Fathers. Plus: Others respond to a review of Michael Korda's "Horse People," and an interview with Studs Terkel.

Trump's defense of Confederate memorials may be incoherent — but it's not nearly as dumb as it seems

Salon spoke with ESPN's Alyssa Roenigk about the price that Mary Lou Retton, Simone Biles, and more paid for gold

Another federal database is launched to monitor the behavior of Americans, and, as usual, it receives little attention and has almost no oversight.

Chemicals in tires are recycled into crumbs to support the plastic blades of synthetic grass and could be dangerous

Should obesity prevent prospective parents from adopting?

Did racism kill Tyisha Miller? Black leaders in Riverside, Calif., insist a police shooting victim would be alive if she were white. But would she?

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