It's hypocrisy to speak of equity and advocacy yet remain silent about the changes within that privilege affluent communities ...

The one enduring memory of my first trip to Singapore is of a splendid meal in one of Singapore’s many food courts. It involved chili crab, of course — this was before I became, ...

A roundup of Mad in America's most read blogs and personal stories of 2025 as chosen by our readers.

We are told we need others, yet losing self-reliance may be quietly harming us in a world that treats constant connection as ...

Banning social media for teens sounds like a fix, but it’s not. Here’s why real solutions need to include more than bans to protect youth mental health.

State leaders, with the help of federal lawmakers, can fix the perverse disincentives in the social welfare system that trap ...

The story of Black–Ashkenazi Jewish relations is not a simple tale of alliance or betrayal—it is a window into how race, ...

State media praised Peng Peiyun, head of China's Family Planning Commission from 1988 to ‍1998, as "an outstanding leader" in her ​work related to women and children. The reaction on China's social ...

Thanks to their revealing, endearing objectivity, every aspiring artist should be reading Steven Soderbergh's annual Seen, ...

This is the second column of a two-part-series on the author’s recent trip to Israel. We are now up to the fourth day of my ...

Looksmaxxing pressures teen boys with impossible standards. Learn what it is, the risks, and how parents can support their ...

Siva Anandaciva and Danielle Jefferies look back on the health and care trends, key figures, news stories and policy changes ...