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The Next Culture War

Social conservatives are poised to heal broken pieces of society: they should do so rather than continuing to fight battles that are already over.

Greece Over the Brink

Ever-harsher austerity has been a dead end, and those who demand more of it have been wrong every step of the way.

With Summer Sun Come Signs of Danger

The latest findings on the damage caused by ultraviolet radiation are enough to send one running past the sunscreen to get indoors.

Misty Copeland Is Promoted to Principal Dancer at American Ballet Theater

She becomes the first African-American female principal dancer in the company’s 75-year history.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Works Globally to Fight Antismoking Measures

The American trade group and its foreign affiliates pit countries against one another and lobby on behalf of the tobacco industry around the world.

Later this summer, United Airlines will begin using fuel generated from farm waste and oil from animal fats to help power its commercial flights.

Guinea Pigs Are Autistic Child’s Best Friend

Studies show that interactions at school make the student calmer and more willing to be there.

Amy Winehouse Documentary Lets Nobody Off the Hook

Those who decided to make a film about the soul singer’s legacy may not have gotten exactly what they expected, especially her family.

Cooking meat directly on glowing hardwood coals creates a char that is robust and earthy, but never too ashy or excessive.

The Pope's Ecological Vow

Climate change skeptics may well find that in Francis they have met their most formidable opponent.