They're so toxic they can rip your skin apart on contact. But that virulence is what makes them perfect candidates for a new wave of antibiotics.

It used to take six inefficient steps to make an aspirin. Now it takes just three—and it's saved a lot of energy in the process.

Spain’s prime minister wants to exorcise the spirit of Franco. But the spirit of the dictators is not that easy to eradicate. Take a look at Germany and, more worryingly, Italy.

The aristocrats, suing the British government in the European Court of Human Rights, say they should be allowed to inherit their father’s titles, rather than their male relatives.

The legendary filmmaker behind ‘When Harry Met Sally’ and ‘The Princess Bride’ discusses his new film ‘Shock and Awe,’ press freedom and our erratic president.

The reality-TV regular opens up to Amy Zimmerman about getting got by the crafty comedian for his Showtime series ‘Who Is America?’

If you go everywhere with a guide dog, as I do, you soon find you’re more than just a blind traveler: often you’re an impromptu provider of animal comfort to strangers.

They may be part of the Kremlin’s best-known hacker crew. But many of their most important players were unknowns—until the Special Counsel stepped in.

Bannon is moving to Europe to set up The Movement, a populist foundation to rival George Soros and spark a right-wing revolt across the continent.

The firebrand ex-Trump aide’s in talks with a right-wing radio outfit. Insiders tell The Daily Beast his hiring would likely come at the expense of the network’s anti-Trump voices.

James Gunn’s old “jokes” and tweets are indefensible. So is Disney’s decision to play into the hands of a right-wing troll peddling conspiracy theories for personal gain.

In its talking points about Helsinki, the committee claims Trump is tougher on Russia than Obama and supportive of NATO. The president’s comments this week would suggest otherwise.