Trusted parents may be better than doctors at raising vaccine rates, a new study suggests.
In writing the young queen’s story to fit her own favorite archetype, Shonda Rhimes fixes the biggest problem with Bridgerton: its anachronistic (or alternate-reality) Regency Britain simply doesn’t make sense.
How can this keep happening? How can we keep letting it?
Feinstein made history decades ago in San Francisco, and continued to for much of her career, all of which risks being overshadowed by her refusal to resign.
Alsobrooks, the executive of Prince George's County, is expected to be a frontrunner in the bid to replace retiring Senator Ben Cardin.
Laughing more promotes health and happiness.
Book ban activists across the U.S. are now turning against book publishers
The grant provides more than $5 million over four years to New York University and Brown University to study three sites.
The extreme heat in the western Mediterranean region would have been almost impossible without climate change.
Smugglers have been falsely telling would-be migrants that the expiration of Title 42 will allow people to more easily enter the U.S.
Fifty years ago, a standoff between Native Americans and the U.S. government ended. Here's what happened.
Ending legacy admissions is where Democrats and Republicans can find common ground, write Frederick Hess and Richard Kahlenberg.
The legislation would require influencers to disclose filters and advertisements, and would ban promotion of certain products and services.
“We are very excited to welcome our son later this summer,” Luna, a Florida Republican, tells TIME.
Asia remains in the grip of a blistering heat wave, as climate scientists predict that 2023 could be the world’s hottest year yet.
’Twas the night before Election Day, and all through Tom and Shiv’s palatial Manhattan apartment, creatures from across the late Logan Roy’s constituency were creating quite a stir.
