The FDA Needs to Come Down Harder on Opioids, an FDA-Commissioned Panel Says
An independent panel of scientists make a case for "opioid exceptionalism."
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Here’s What’s in the Senate’s Updated Health-Care Bill
And so the health-care policy merry-go-round continues.
This Year’s Emmy Nominations Were the Most Diverse Ever. Again.
Comedy was the most diverse category, and Limited Series or Movie the least.
Physical Remoteness Makes Killing Easier
People seem less reluctant to end the life of another being when they are not physically present for the distasteful act.
A Female Representative Just Flouted the House’s Unwritten Dress Code
This is not the first time Representative Martha McSally has protested government-issued dress codes.
Twitter and WikiLeaks Greatly Helped Trump
New research finds Hillary Clinton faced far more criticism on social media than her opponent during the campaign's final two months.
Insurers Are Coming Out Against the Consumer Freedom Amendment
It seems the major insurance companies aren't fans of Ted Cruz's proposed compromise.
Federal Prisoners With Mental Illness May Spend Years in Solitary Confinement
A new report spotlights one case in which an inmate spent 19 years in a "Restrictive Housing Unit."
Why Mitch McConnell Is Delaying the Senate Recess
After months of debate, the GOP is still struggling to come up with a health-care bill of its own.
Can Smoking During Pregnancy Create a Socially Deviant Kid?
New research suggests tobacco exposure in the womb elevates one's risk of later antisocial behavior.