Don’t get me wrong, I love most sports. But I’m going to have my TV remote (with mute!) at the ready for the upcoming summer Olympics. You know the drill—soaring, beautiful feats of heart, talent and ...

Most conflicts — in relationships, politics, even science — involve a difference of perspective. They are rarely more intense than when the warring perspectives are personal. Consider the fierce ...

The Vatican's preparatory document for the October 2014 Synod of Bishops on the family gets to women after 300 words. Among matters of deep concern are "forms of feminism hostile to the Church." Male ...

Director Shashank has managed to infuse his signature style while exploring new themes in all his films. He is also equally famous for his emotionally engaging stories. As the director continues to ...

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Names are important things. The former Kellie May Xiong has, according to her divorce petition, filed to separate from her husband, Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer who asphyxiated George ...

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The past couple of weeks have been packed with media gaffes. First, we had the careers site of Science magazine pull an advice column suggesting a postdoc tolerate her supervisor’s roving eye. In the ...