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Jacques Pépin is France's greatest gift to the United States.

"Yeah my number’s still there, but don’t call me."

After months of activism, Vinnie Holt of Charlotte, North Carolina, successfully persuaded his school to create strong, trans-affirmative bathroom policies.

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The Thomas fire might become the largest in California’s modern history, and others like it will be an all-too-common occurrence unless steps are taken to stop them.

Two big questions: How? Why?

As the world burned around us, the NYC experimental metal mainstays released the most challenging, essential music of their career.

Lozo and Down Goes Brown talk lots of Senators, come to a consensus on the league's greatest season, and poke fun at the NHL Network's rankings of the best captains of all time.

The European Union has triggered an unprecedented disciplinary process against Poland.

The country allegedly wants to see if the deadly bacteria can survive a flight on an ICBM.

Tax cuts are coming to just about every level of income — but especially the rich