Kate Dailey is a senior articles editor at Newsweek, where she covers health, lifestyle, society and culture.
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Report Shows Teen Girls Are Drinking More Than Boys, for Different Reasons
For the past decade, teen girls have closed the gender gap when it comes to underage drinking.... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Oil Spill Edition
An ongoing look and who and what you can rely on as the oil spill continues.... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Oil-Spill Edition
An ongoing look at the most and least reliable people, players, and forces at work in the gulf oil... MORE
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Why Condoms for Kindergartners Makes Sense
The Provincetown, Mass.... MORE
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Who Can You Trust, Oil Spill Edition: volume 10
An ongoing look at the most reliable – and unreliable – players in the Gulf oil spill.... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Oil-Spill Edition, Volume 9
"Who Can You Trust?" is an ongoing look at some of the main players in the gulf oil-spill disaster.... MORE
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Health at Any Wage: Follow-Up From 'The Takeaway's' DIY Checkup
The language doctors and journalists use to talk about personal health often unintentionally... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Oil Spill Edition
As part of an ongoing look at the players in the Gulf Coast oil spill, their biases, successes, and... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Gulf Oil Spill Edition, Vol. 7
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Who Can You Trust? Oil-Spill Edition
In the latest installment of our trustworthiness guide, we determine who’s more honest: Barack... MORE
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The Case for Marriage—at Least Mine
Marriage isn’t the problem—nor is it the solution.... MORE
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Who Can You Trust? Oil Spill Edition
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Natural-Gas Pipeline Explodes in Texas, but Energy Industry Remains Strong
Earlier today, a natural-gas pipeline in Texas exploded, killing at least three people and injuring... MORE
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Who Can You Trust: Oil Spill Edition, Vol 4.
A daily update at who’s saying what when it comes to the oil spill—and whom you should believe. MORE
