Take the stress out of choosing a movie and treat your family to some summer fun with these hand-selected picks

The casual, brutal racism in Northam's medical school yearbook is not random. It reflects a long and ugly history

Bradley finally endorses Gore while Clinton says farewell to the NAACP.

Our favorite discount grocery store just got a festive upgrade

Reports indicate that former Secretary of Defense Cheney will be Bush's running mate.

"I don't have a great deal of hope for this wondrous planet," writes author Peter S. Beagle

In “Emotional,” science writer Leonard Mlodinow explores our feelings’ ability to spur intelligent, nuanced action

The Green Party candidate moves out of the gates. Gore tries to clear the air as he ties up the race.

Democrats scourge one of their own over a poorly phrased tweet, but barely seem to notice Trump's racist insults

There will be many more Ralph Yarls because that is exactly how (White) America wants it

The candidates duel in Leno-land as the Golden State slips back into play. Pollsters get their signals scrambled, and Nader gets a big shove.

The man who helped Biggie and Jay Z make their names is now teaching hip-hop history to a new generation of youth

So many publications are bashing the experience that dissatisfaction has almost become a self-fulfilling prophecy

The measure will cost much more than state coffers allow. Is it really worth it?

Disney's latest offers smart satire about sexism, friendship and cyberspace in a sequel that surpasses the original