Abigail Jones

A new documentary wants you to think differently about what it means to pay for sex

Screen time makes tweens less social and less able to read faces

"I'm deeply, deeply troubled by what's going on in Ferguson," says the human rights activist and Holocaust survivor

It's extremely rare for young girls to attempt murder. These two 12-year-olds did so to prove their allegiance to Slender Man

The love affair between Sally Rudolph and Charles Brand, full of tenderness and perseverance and longing, was for one family the greatest story never told

135.5 million could have Alzheimer's disease by the year 2050

Mike Judge, who can mine comedy out of both propane and the profane, has gone digital with Silicon Valley

"The dead mother thing? It's like a club. You're initiated. You get a tattoo. It is not going away."

The vast world of Lego gets star treatment in a new documentary

Mariel talks about about what it was like watching her story unfold on-screen and how she survived her family's painful past

"[Hilarity for Charity] was born out of a selfish place, a way to make ourselves feel better and do something," Seth Rogen said

Advocates call for a ban on the smoke of choice for four in five African-American smokers

Erika Brannock, who lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing, plans to stand up and cheer at the 118th marathon

When a parent or spouse has Alzheimer's, caregivers need support too

Alzheimer's afflicts more than 5 million Americans, but funding to fight it is a fraction of what is spent on cancer or diabetes

She went viral in shoulder pads and a helmet, running over, around and through the boys, and now Sam Gordon is looking forward to a bigger challenge… and fifth grade

America's most prominent feminist on what young girls think, bias in journalism, religion and Republicans who used to be Democrats

As the Sochi Olympic Games kick off, everyone's talking about homophobia in Russia, but nobody's talking about figure skating's gay problem

'They grow up so fast' used to be a wistful sigh; now it's a panicked cry for help from parents watching their 10-year-old daughters critique Miley Cyrus's twerking and discuss oral sex with their friends

A Chinese billionaire comes to town to acquire The New York Times. Or CNN

A Chinese billionaire comes to town with $1 billion in his pocket and a yearning to make the world a better place.

Only after she threatened to tell the press how unhelpful Pan Am was being did the airline finally confirm her husband had indeed perished on Flight 103.

Twenty-five years on, a Lockerbie widow recalls the day she lost a husband and her three small children lost a father

Praise be to Sarah Josepha Hale, who set the table for all of us.

To protest the police state a Russian performance artist mutilates himself in a way that is shocking, but not as novel as it sounds.

To protest the police state a Russian performance artist mutilates himself in a way that is shocking, but not as novel as it sounds

As the nation's wine exports soar, the beverage is getting less amore at home.

As the nation's wine exports soar, the beverage is getting less amore at home

In the world of Orthodox Judaism, men hold all of the power when it comes to terminating marriages. Gital Dodelson, 25, knows this all too well.

Barbara Kopple's new film goes deep into the harrowing and hopeful story of one of America's most famous and troubled families