Ken Silverstein spent 2014 unearthing how criminals and oligarchs hide their money, but his story got ignored.
Amy Martyn
Apr 6, 2016
Amy Martyn
Despite thousands of women's complaints about Essure—ranging from uterus perforation to miscarriage—the FDA allows the birth control device to remain on the market.
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It's the most common cancer affecting women, with one in eight being diagnosed at some point in our lives.
Jason Leopold
Apr 6, 2016
Jason Leopold
Newly released details from a CIA watchdog report reveal that the agency "supported" the Bravo reality show, along with a book and several documentaries and movies.
We explore the potentially harmful practice in this short clip from a new episode of VICELAND's STATES OF UNDRESS, airing Wednesday, April 6.
Geraldine Cremin
Apr 6, 2016
Geraldine Cremin
Military-funded research has developed artificial intelligence that can read and respond to human emotion.
Max Daly
Apr 6, 2016
Max Daly
40-year-old Stephen Port allegedly drugged and murdered four young men in London after meeting them through Grindr.
Raymond M. Douglas
Apr 6, 2016
Raymond M. Douglas
"When I was raped, I learned things about myself and the world I live in that it would have been far better never to know. And for most of my adult life, the knowledge has been killing me."
Kim Kelly
Apr 6, 2016
Kim Kelly
The Hag is gone, but never forgotten. Rest in peace.
Joseph Finlay
Apr 6, 2016
Joseph Finlay
As a young Jew on Kibbutz I realized my favorite place in Israel wasn't Jewish.
Four years ago, President Obama introduced DACA, a deportation relief program that allowed more than a million young undocumented people to stay in the country. We asked DACA recipients graduating from college this year what it's like to graduate knowing