Julie Chen Explains Why She Underwent Westernizing Surgery
The CBS news anchor and television personality's story proves that cosmetic surgeries aren't always vanity projects, even if they're usually portrayed that way.
Are Children Seeking Refuge Turning More Americans Against Undocumented Immigrants?
A look at Pew Research Center survey data collected in February and July of this year.
Trophy Scarves: Race, Gender, and the Woman-as-Prop Trope
Social inequality unapologetically laid bare.
Overweight Americans Have the Lowest Risk of Premature Death
Why do we use the term "normal weight" when talking about BMI? What's presented as normal certainly isn't the norm, and it may not even be what's most healthy.
Who Doesn’t Like Atheists?
The Pew Research Center asked Americans of varying religious affiliations how they felt about each other.
Sure, the Jobs Are Back, but We Need a Lot More
We're back to where we were before the 2008 recession, but there are now 12 million more people in the United States.
One of the Hidden Culprits Behind Rising Tuition and Student Debt
Previous explanations as to the rising cost of higher education—focused on salaries and amenities—haven't placed enough blame on those who are profiting.
Solving the Sign Problem for Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
One writer proposes a simple solution that shouldn't offend anyone.