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It's an unlikely culprit.

It's hideous.

The angry death of Kimberly Bergalis.

If the US-Israel-Iran situation is confusing you, you’re not alone—Congress feels the same way.

TikTok may win battles, but VidCon 2025 proves YouTube will win the war.

Becca Balint Knows the Hill Can’t Be Neutral

Queer Stories for Kids, Docs, and the Frontlines of Care

28 Years Later, Danny Boyle’s latest post-apocalyptic thrill ride, is also a contemplative allegory.

It’s been three years since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, ending the right to legal abortion in the United States.

If you're confused about what's going on with this ceasefire, you have every reason to be.

It’s the worst SCOTUS decision of Trump’s second term

The Supreme Court lifted an injunction that had protected immigrants from removal to dangerous countries where they could face torture and d...

Rarely do you see a national leader or party only try to do things that are unpopular!

She’s beginning to wonder what’s going on.

The forgotten classic showed an alternative future for the music biopic.

He won't stop sharing his opinion.

In recent weeks, almost 70 percent of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice has resigned.

I can't live in his constant doom and gloom.

Let’s take a look at how the Republican obsession with women’s sports has turned out.

If Greenpeace is liable for damages in the Standing Rock protests, what does it mean for protesters around the country today?

James Frey joins Felix Salmon to talk about the ultra-rich people who inspired his latest book, Next to Heaven.

Your iPhone is sending secret messages to your nervous system.

Younger audiences are “embracing the cringe.”

The network knew exactly who'd be watching.