Ben Alderson-Day explores what the presence of the unseen other can tell us about ourselves.

Malpractice litigation is a thorny topic to discuss openly. Even among doctors, it carries an air of shame and secrecy, writes Dr. Gita Pensa.

There is enough money to get started on real climate action. But what we don’t have is time.

The U.S. economy might be slowing, but things are looking up for lower-income workers.

“There is no constitutional bar on a felon running for office,” says Richard Hasen, an election law professor at UCLA Law School.

Eliezer Yudkowsky warns that we've entered a bleak scenario

Despite the growing gun control energy in states, many of these new laws could be vulnerable to be overturned if they're challenged in court, legal experts say.

Netanyahu wants unrestrained power, even when he and his cronies are tainted by corruption.

Roddick, John McEnroe, Andre Agassi and Michael Chang will compete in the Pickleball Slam on ESPN

Experts on press freedom tell TIME that Russia’s claim he committed espionage is dubious.