by Jean Twenge, Professor of Psychology, San Diego State University Teens aren’t what they used to be. The teen pregnancy rate has reached an all-time low. Fewer ...

by Colin Alexander Most of the chaperoned tours to North Korea each year include a walk through some well-tended gardens in Pyongyang, where Korean men in ...

An MIT scientist’s research links past mass die-offs of marine life to the accumulation of carbon in the sea, finding that the current rapid absorption ...

Swelled with rains following Hurricane Maria, failed dam sends torrent of water into downstream communities A dam failure in Puerto Rico has sent tens of ...

'This is the President of the United States referring to an American who has exercised his right to protest racial injustice.' by Jon Queally Civil ...

Amid tensions over North Korea’s nuclear and missile tests, 51 countries have signed the world’s first legally binding treaty banning nuclear weapons. It prohibits the ...

The short answer: It leaves the company some wiggle room. by Julia Angwin, ProPublica  On Thursday, Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced several steps to make political ads ...

North Korea Threatens Pacific H-Bomb Test as U.S. Brings New Sanctions The Trump administration ordered new sanctions Thursday against North Korea over its nuclear weapons ...

A major new investigation by Amnesty International reveals a bomb that killed 16 civilians in Yemen’s capital last month was made in the U.S.A. Among ...

by Lauren Sudeall Lucas and Darcy Meals Judge Richard A. Posner, a legendary judicial figure, retired abruptly earlier this month to make a point: People without ...