Georgia doesn’t allow guns at college sporting events, but the law does allow concealed handguns at tailgating

Racial battle lines are being drawn, and campaign ads from both parties have sunk to parallel, poisonous lows

Prosecutors dropped charges against a 22-year-old man who authorities believed was involved in the shooting

Trump could still appeal to the Supreme Court — and run out the clock before potential GOP House takeover

In a box set that captures the earliest (and best) of this problematic band, you can find a dark side that meshes perfectly with the times.

"Biting is clearly harmful behavior, but when did it become the ultimate badge of poor parenting?" Readers defend Neal Pollack and his essay about his young son.

The new Batman admits that the Internet response was too mean, even for him

Neal Stephenson's sci-fi thriller about ancient and future viruses makes a comeback as an audiobook.

The co-founder of a post-Katrina disaster recovery NPO explains how to improve American relief efforts

James Toback's cult classic "Fingers" is like the screen treatment of a comic book written and illustrated by the Freud boys -- Sigmund and Lucian.

The "Fox & Friends" host was appalled at the suggestion that 4-year-olds be taught the names of their genitalia

The winner of MoveOn.org's online "primary" could rake in millions of dollars and command an army of volunteers.

In the 55 years since the legislation was signed into law, both programs have proven their worth

Not usually a target of anti-LGBT ire, the AARP has been accused of being a fringe organization