In a news cycle full of clownish characters and outrageous rhetoric, it’s no wonder satire isn’t fully registering

Convicted Al Qaeda conspirator dangles new details on 9/11 plot -- but can he actually be trusted?

According to some estimates, about one fifth to two fifths of Americans express reservations about vaccine safety

One driver likened Uber's threats to leave California to that of a "spoiled rich baby"

The university closed the fraternity chapter and suspended members Sunday night after the video surfaced

What people read online could really disrupt society and politics

Drivers make some suboptimal routing decisions when they’re traveling around town

Impeachment obscenity is in the eye of the beholder.

Rising e-commerce means more delivery trucks and urban gridlock

A new law in Oklahoma requires that doctors perform ultrasounds -- with or without the woman's consent -- before providing an abortion.

Conservatorships have been a legally sanctioned way for people in this country to control others for years

Weiner discussed depicting "Jews coming into their own in postwar America" at a Museum of Jewish Heritage event

Consumers play an integral part in the persistence and growth of product counterfeiting

Uber is attacking the accuracy of a new study by MIT which claims that its drivers aren't being paid well enough