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The door is open for making drugs on-site in doctors' offices, or even in space.

The first step? They've started hosting parties not run by men.

Fayrouz Saad, the daughter of Lebanese immigrants, sees herself as the "product of the American Dream." If elected, she wants to keep that dream alive for others.

It's not just coughs and sneezes.

“I never wanted to do this, but it needs to be done, and people need to be doing whatever they can," says Chrissy Houlahan.

From the same guy who once auctioned off three tablespoons of the King's old drinking water.

Gina Ortiz Jones could become the first Filipina-American Congresswoman.

The alcohol, food, and decor—including fake leather bar stools—at The Spread Eagle are entirely animal-free.

The actor talks about being drawn to her craft and why a TV show is like a marathon.

The critically adored HBO stoner-not-stoner comedy 'High Maintenance' returns—here's what you need to know.

How the country votes this midterm cycle will largely decide whether or not President Trump can make good on his campaign promises.

This weekend, the Women's March launches their "Power to the Polls" initiative, kicking off a national voter registration and mobilization tour that targets swing states and aims to put more progressive politicians in office.