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Tech companies have always refused to disclose the inner workings of their algorithms. But now, they might no longer have a choice.

After five deaths in three months, adult performers are creating their own support networks.

Harvey Weinstein was arraigned Friday morning after turning himself into the New York police.

Middle school science teacher and a 13-year-old girl are in critical condition after a student walked into a classroom with two handguns and started shooting.

It’s great that Administrator Jim Bridenstine accepts his own agency’s consensus on climate science. Let’s hope he builds on his new perspective.

Police are seeking two men they said entered Bombay Bhel restaurant with their faces covered, dropped an IED, and fled.

Liara Roux writes about coming out in myriad ways to their community, family, and even clients.

"I say yes," a social worker voting to repeal Ireland's Eighth Amendment tells Broadly. "You have to understand other people’s lives. You don’t know what they’re facing."

On today's episode, we talk to Diana Tourjée about Jenner's controversies and journey to become a better person

In a new project from the British Museum, food historian Tasha Marks joined forces with AlphaBeta brewery to accurately recreate the beer drunk by Ancient Egyptians.

As soon as the draft was over last June, everyone knew the Las Vegas Golden Knights were going to play for the Stanley Cup.

Police said he was arrested on rape, criminal sex act, sex abuse, and sexual misconduct charges for encounters with two women.