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According to Metacritic, the movies this summer were the best-reviewed wide-release summer movies since 2007 (with the exception of a curve-breaking, very good 2013).

Russian President Vladimir Putin crossed a major line for a reason.

A review of the White House’s on-again, off-again plans to change immigration policy — and why they might wait until after November

For over 11 years, the site and its flagship message board, /b/, have been pivotal in shaping Internet culture, for good and for ill.

Massachusetts is running the country’s most aggressive experiment in controlling health care costs — and the first year results suggest it could be working.

After ISIS executed reporter James Foley, it threatened to kill a second captured American journalist, Steven Sotloff, if American airstrikes didn’t end. A video released on September 2nd proves that they followed through.

A new study suggests it might.

Shirley Sotloff appealed directly to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The unnamed physician had been treating obstetrics patients in Liberia.

Marijuana’s schedule is, in many ways, a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Americans and Europeans are joining ISIS in alarmingly large numbers. But it’s not as concerning as you might think — especially in the United States.

Countries like China and Pakistan have big shale resources. But a lack of water is a huge obstacle.

An August of terrible men