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Israel's destruction of Gaza goes far beyond self-defense, says a reader. What additional evidence is required to identify a genocide?

Allegations against high-end real estate agents, music moguls and Donald Trump and his inner circle suggest sexual violence against women remains pervasive.

Christopher Bollen's 'Havoc' centers on a meddling octogenarian living in a luxe hotel in Egypt. She meets her match when an 8-year-old arrives.

A reader's experience tutoring a football player in college left her concerned about the game's effects on the brain. 'I am no longer a fan,' she writes.

Insurance CEOs will circle the wagons in response to public outrage. Congress needs to pass laws that hold companies like UnitedHealthcare accountable.

One Alhambra family tried an extreme fix: finding a home in Ontario and commuting three hours to keep their jobs and maintain school ties.

The killing of UnitedHealthcare's CEO prompts an examination of the inefficient U.S. healthcare system and comparisons to universal healthcare abroad.

'Peak water' is here, and the Colorado River is over-allocated. A reader says it's time to think big and build a massive water pipeline to the river.

Executives thought the 'Peanuts' special with no laugh track, lo-fi animation and a Bible passage was too slow and too serious. But audiences were craving an honest, heartfelt message.

The fall of the dictator is good news for Syrians, for their neighbors and for the U.S. But that doesn't necessarily mean the governing rebels are anyone's allies.