Entrance Fees for America’s Favorite National Parks Could Double
Amid budget cuts from the Trump administration, the Department of the Interior wants to up entrance fees and use the revenue to repair aging infrastructure.
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Is the Trump Administration More Interested in Combatting Tehran Than ISIS?
First Washington went after the nuclear deal, now it wants Iran-backed defenses against ISIS out of Iraq.
Could LSD Lessen Lawlessness?
In a new study, use of psychedelic drugs is linked to lower rates of criminal behavior.
Viewfinder: A Volcano Erupts in Indonesia
Indonesian villagers watch as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts in Karo, North Sumatra, on October 24th, 2017.
Actress Files First Lawsuit to Emerge From Harvey Weinstein Scandal
More than 50 women have now come forward to accuse the film producer of sexual misconduct.
The CDC Defends Its New Anti-Opioid Ad Campaign
Experts thought the campaign wouldn't work, but the agency says it has its reasons.
House Republicans Announce Investigation Into Obama-Era Russian Uranium Deal
The House Intelligence Committee will investigate an alleged racketeering scheme, dating to 2009, perpetrated by Russian commercial nuclear executives.
California Senate Hires Law Firms to Investigate Sexual Harassment Allegations
Women are calling out state capitols across the country for having a culture of sexual misconduct.
‘There Seems to Be a Target on the Back on the Live Music Community’: A Terrorism Insurance Salesman Explains Why America’s Artists Are So Frightened
Lockton Companies Vice President John Tomlinson sells terrorism insurance to the stars. Business is booming.
The Key Component of Mindfulness That Lowers Stress
New research finds a mindfulness mobile app really works—so long as the program focuses on acceptance.