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It’s often considered ‘problematic’ behavior. Psychologists and dietitians weigh in on the true risks.

Nazis haven't gone away in 1969, but the villain of Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny has a surprising plan that subverts our expectations.

And the U.S. is weighing sending two new critical pieces of military aid to Ukraine.

"As the technology gets better, there may be no way of telling," Amin Ebrahimi Afrouzi told Newsweek.

If elite colleges owned up to their racism, the Supreme Court might rule differently.

Henry at Work: Thoreau on Making a Living

In "Henry at Work," John Kaag and Jonathan van Belle argue that the man who once retreated to Walden Pond can help us rethink life in the modern office.

South Africans are embroiled in a social media battle over Uncle Waffles after she was nominated at the BET Awards.

Because sustainability is so often tied up with ‘the right thing to do’ that we forget that some ‘sustainable’ stuff is only accessible with cash

Does this apply to the seductions of sexual sin? What about masturbation? For those who have walked this path, it can be an agonizing and guilt-producing experience, crippling one's relationship with God.