Hucal traces the rise of Scandinavian design, and its current place in the zeitgeist.

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A fascinating conversation with Michael Rosenfeld, a Stanford sociologist who has been conducting a long-running study of online dating.

Caring for children with severe disabilities becomes far difficult as they get older, and bigger. Some parents believe medically stunting their growth is the answer—but is it ethical?

A new generation of young leaders in Baltimore are largely organizing outside of congregations. What does this mean for their movement—and for the church?

Colin investigates an unlikely Japanese service: the booming rent-a-friend industry.

When the medical system failed Amy Reed and Hooman Noorchashm—both doctors themselves—the couple embarked on a journey that was part vengeance, part whistle-blower, and part David and Goliath.