As the U.S. fights to stop ISIS from making gains in the Middle East, it continues its relationship with Saudi Arabia, "an ISIS that made it."

As schools swing back into session, some families are saying “no” to one of its oldest conventions: homework.

It’s no secret that the United States is in the throes of a heroin epidemic — it remains comparatively less known what exactly to do about it.

A new study has found that one of the quickest roads to “wealth” in U.S. prisons is by obtaining not money, but ramen.

These fascinating photos of old New York reveal what the city looked like before towering buildings dominated the skyline.

How can so much wealth and skin be flaunted in a country so known for its conservative Islamic ways?

How did left-handedness transform from a symptom of mental and moral deficiency to a sign of creativity and mental fortitude?

Many point to overpopulation as the obvious source of global problems, but is there any weight to this theory?

"The impoverished thinking that unfairly and irresponsibly attacked Armstrong – raised a generation that rules Egypt today, if not the Arab world."

China debuted its “straddling bus” this Tuesday — reminding us that, in some ways, the future Blade Runner predicted is, well, now.

There's a reason this man's words forged a revolution.