Astonishingly, Matthew J. Jones "How to Make Music in an Epidemic: Popular Music Making During the AIDS Crisis, 1981—1996" is the first academic book on pop music’s response to AIDS before effective ...

The award-winning author's latest work urges readers to consider their own perspectives, prejudices and biases related to ...

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Project" to "How the Word Is Passed," this reading list will not only leave you more aware, but offer ways to turn that awareness into action.

I met my former students for lunch, a reunion 20 years in the making. They were my students back in my days as an instructor ...

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Betar US is going after pro-Palestinian activists — and also pro-Israel advocates whose tactics it deems overly timid.

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Taylor Swift did not receive the best reception when she came up on the jumbotron during Super Bowl 59 on Sunday night. Speaking of receptions, her guy Travis Kelce didn’t have that many either ...

By Dan Barry For an article about how weight-loss drugs affect marriage and intimacy, one health reporter worked with couples to “hold up a mirror to readers.” By Lisa Miller Illustrations ...

This letter is in response to a letter in the Nov. 8 Leader, showing concern that narrowing Main Street by 4 feet would increase accidents and/or decrease safety for motorists and other users of ...

During her time at CNET, Kim Wong-Shing loved demystifying the world of wellness to make it accessible to any reader. She was also passionate about exploring the intersections of health ...