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You can now buy a pill over the counter, but a conservative backlash is promoting anti-contraceptive disinformation.

By granting clemency to his son, the President put his family above the American people.

For decades, I maintained a status quo of living like a Jew without being one. When I finally pursued conversion, I discovered that I was part of a larger movement born of crisis.

After getting dumped (by text), a writer investigates the feverish boom in heartbreak apps, breakup coaches, and get-over-him getaways.

The President, a libertarian economist given to outrageous provocations, wants to remake the nation. Can it survive his shock-therapy approach?

To whom should we have allegiance--the version of ourself making choices, or the version of ourself who will be affected by them?

A whistle-blower report and other documents suggest that Trump's nominee to run the Pentagon was forced out of previous leadership positions for financial mismanagement, sexist behavior, and being repeatedly intoxicated on the job.

"Cupcake games" are a critical part of the sport's ecosystem--but why?

After spending years painting the media as the "enemy of the people," Donald Trump is ready to intensify his battle against the journalists who cover him, David Remnick writes.

Even on my first day, I sensed dissonance between the campaign's celebrity-inflected exuberance and the raw divisions I saw in the streets.