Just as the mind recoils at the sight of a single book burned, the spilled blood of an author inspires revulsion.

In his new memoir, Seán Hewitt describes coming out of the closet—only to build another one for himself.

It zanily explodes conventions around gender and action movies.

This is what globalizing the intifada looks like.

The U.S. is unique among Western countries in that it doesn’t regulate drug prices. One nurse tells the story of what it’s like to watch patients get sicker when they can’t afford a pricey treatment.

Generosity is like the circulation of the blood, healthiest and best when it goes around and around.

When flames erupt on the Iberian Peninsula, reptiles don’t sweat a thing. The mites that suck their blood are far less thrilled.

There’s still no medical definition, but psychologists try their best to separate dedicated employees from true addicts.