Believe it or not, sugary soda consumption in the United States has been falling for more than two decades. Public messaging on the risks of overindulging in sugary drinks — such as weight gain, ...

Joe Jackson repeatedly asks in his 1986 song “Right and Wrong”: "Right and wrong, do you know the difference?” Here are some statements made on this issue: All of us do not usually agree on what is ...

Having a lot of savings buys you flexibility later in life. You don't want to completely sacrifice your near-term happiness to build a giant nest egg. Striking a balance can be hard to do, but it's ...

The elders in my family were big on safe investments. Growing up in the 1980s, I can recall receiving savings bonds as birthday gifts from far-flung aunts and grandmothers. Though these bonds were ...

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Frozen meals couldn't be easier. But are they ever healthy? (Getty Creative) When life gets busy, the last thing you want to think about is making an elaborate meal for yourself, which includes not ...

Every Friday, A.V. Club staffers kick off the weekend by taking a look at the world of gaming, diving in to the ideas that underpin the hobby we love with a bit of Game Theory. We’ll sound off in the ...

We've heard it before: whether it's love or the gig of our dreams, the thing we're searching for often finds us when we stop looking. "Such A Thing," a song from Alex Isley and Jack Dine, features a ...

In an uncategorizable new musical, “Black No More,” the rapper Tariq Trotter investigates Black identity — a matter that has occupied his whole career. Trotter onstage at the Pershing Square Signature ...

Goethe's Werther from The Sorrows of Young Werther commits suicide when Charlotte does not return his love. The long-nosed Cyrano de Bergerac from Rostand's eponymous play is madly in love with his ...

Ten years ago this was a fairly academic question. The average number of coups a year in Africa fell by half following the reintroduction of multiparty politics in the early 1990s, sparking optimism ...