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Trump pushed a debunked conspiracy mere hours after Fiona Hill described it as Russian disinformation.
A survey found the number of people who think vaping is as harmful, or more harmful, than smoking keeps growing.
For politicians, the buzziest new social video app presents a risk and an opportunity.
How new movie The Report fails victims of the CIA’s post-9/11 torture program.
Old-school fans are reliving their favorite games from childhood with a punishing twist.
The queen of Arendelle might have been accidentally coded queer in Frozen, but Frozen 2 goes all in. Kinda.
Why women are 50 percent more likely to be misdiagnosed after a heart attack and 17 percent more likely to die in a car crash.
Male piglets usually have their testicles cut off without anesthetics. There’s a simple, pain-free alternative.
A debate with National Review editor Rich Lowry.
How health insurance companies helped make US addiction treatment expensive and ineffective.
These are dark days. At least it’s peak sunset season.
Republicans say they aren’t worried after two Trump-backed candidates lost in Kentucky and Louisiana.
A marathon week of impeachment hearings has ended. Here’s what could come next.
Brothers Gary and Larry Lane have been banking on their identical looks since the ’90s.
Public Health Solutions is one of nearly 900 clinics that lost federal funding this year. Now it’s hanging by a thread.