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When the Hindu philosopher Vatsayana wrote the Kamasutra some 2000 years ago, he said that he did so in a spirit of chastity and meditation – not for the…

Few questions could ever be as vexing or confounding: why is there something instead of nothing? Faced with that inquiry, most people would just shrug…

Seventy-five years after his creation, Superman remains one of America’s most cherished cultural icons. His legend laid the bedrock of the comic book…

In our latest Through the Lens documentary, Doug is joined by trial lawyer-turned-filmmaker Susan Saladoff. Her film “Hot Coffee” uses the infamous 1994…

The journalist Paul Tough says that for decades, we’ve educated our kids under the assumption that their success depends on how much information they can…

It seems that wherever you look these days, there’s a journalist or pundit opining on the day’s political action, recycling the rhetoric, interpreting the…

In 2000, Daniel Suelo left his life savings, just $30, in a phone booth in Moab and walked away. Twelve years later, he enjoys an apparently full and sane…

For a state with a reputation as a teetotalling territory, Utah has a surprisingly rich history of pouring a drink. At one point in the 1800s, Utah was…

Have you ever heard footsteps in your house or had the feeling that someone was with you – even though you know you're home alone and the doors are…

In America, the single life is seen as a sad, anti-social and temporary state, lasting only long enough for us to find the right partner with whom to…