Evan Goldstein has made a life — and a fancy lifestyle — off anal interventions, drawing ardent fans and curious skeptics.

Many of those sites are targeted to swing states — a clear sign that they're designed to influence politics.

Myka and James Stauffer adopted a toddler from China and shared every step of the process with their online audience. Except the last.

Young Thug's attorney Brian Steel has been ordered to spend 20 days in jail as the result of being held in contempt of court, according to Atlanta newspaper Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Judge Ural Glanville ordered Steel to spend the next 10 weekends in the Fulton County Jail in Georgia to fulfill his sentence. Steel requested he be allowed to do his time at the Cobb County Jail, where Young Thug is being held so they can work on the case. Glanville OK'd the request on his end and said he would speak with the sheriff.

With the guilty verdict in the federal gun trial, Hunter Biden became the first child of a president to be convicted.

The ostensibly Democratic senator from Pennsylvania has spent the last seven months cheering on the Israeli government's war crimes, mocking and attacking pro-Palestine activists, and generally being a massive, unrepentant asshole.

Last year the Legislature decriminalized drug paraphernalia, even if it contains drug residue. The change represented a step back from the drug war tactics of previous decades, with an eye toward treating substance abuse as a public health problem, rather than a criminal justice concern. But one obscure relic of the war on drug paraphernalia […]

A.G. “Dash” Sulzberger’s Silicon Valley-inflected skepticism and open-debate pieties are a recipe for dangerously irresponsible journalism by omission.

As climate change makes summers hotter, restaurant employees are walking out and unionizing.

BOGOTA - Chiquita Brands International must pay $38.3 million in damages to the families of eight Colombian men killed by a paramilitary group in that country, a Florida jury said on Monday.

James Corden is back on British soil after almost a decade on his American talk show. Will a new play and a ‘Gavin & Stacey’ special be enough to change the tide of public opinion, asks Katie Rosseinsky

Martha-Ann Alito, wife of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, in a new recording bemoans having to “look across the lagoon at the Pride flag.”

Dr. Eithan Haim has portrayed himself as a victim of politically motivated prosecution after he leaked information about trans kids treated at Texas Children’s Hospital to a notorious culture war activist.

The president's son faces charges of unlawfully purchasing a firearm.

The North Carolina gubernatorial candidate has no experience and few accomplishments. But he sure is mad.

Cambridge engineers recreate mathematician John Venn’s machine that can launch balls at 33mph

This morning, it was announced that Virginia Education Unions, a joint coalition of Virginia-based AFT and NEA locals, had won a historic union election to represent over 27,000 teachers and school staff in Fairfax County, Virginia. 97% of all teachers voted to unionize, and 81% of all support staff voted to unionize, voting to unionize by a margin of 9 to 1. “Today marks the culmination of a 47-year-long fight to win collective bargaining at Fairfax County Public Schools. The reason our campaign was successful was because we all took agency over our own lives,” says David Walrod in a statement. The union victory in the 9th largest school district is one of the largest teachers union elections in decades. It also has the potential to dramatically reshape the politics of Northern Virginia.

The day after Mexico’s leftwing ruling party Morena won a landslide victory in presidential, congressional and state elections, one executive stayed in bed all afternoon eating ice cream to try to cope.

Don’t feed them after midnight. Don’t get them wet. But do read this deep dive into Gizmo and the nasty Gremlins, featuring words from director Joe Dante, actors Phoebe Cates and Zach Galligan, and many more.

At the same time, the space station is aging. The Zvezda module was launched nearly a quarter of a century ago, in July 2000, on a Russian Proton rocket. The cracking issue first appeared in 2019 and has continued to worsen since then. Its cause is unknown.