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Errol Morris dissects MKUltra, the CIA’s mind control experiments—and redefines the true crime genre in the process.

New research shows young pregnant women in California are increasingly using marijuana to calm anxiety and morning sickness.

Award-winning filmmaker and lawyer Valarie Kaur tells Broadly that "net neutrality is a key civil rights issue—and moral imperative."

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A 10 percent drop in fatalities from 2016 continues a positive trend

How revolutionary is PrEP if vulnerable communities don't even have access to it?

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Not all of us are lucky enough to live near a great Mexican restaurant, so we enlisted the help of Guerrilla Tacos owner Wesley Avila to show us how to make top-notch tamales at home.

Kiev-based photographer Anton Shebetko destroys and reconstructs his photographs to obscure the faces of his subjects.

Penn State's star running back came from a no-name high school program and became a Heisman frontrunner and likely top pick. How'd he do it? By never changing.