He rescued Adam and Eve from obscurity, devised the doctrine of original sin—and the rest is sexual history.

A 1996 memoir manuscript written by late Apotex founder reveals he gave ample thought to the meaning of life — and concluded there was none.

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The shadowy program began in 2007 and was largely funded at the request of Harry Reid, the former Senate majority leader, who has had a longtime interest in space phenomena.

Popi Rani Das was tricked into drinking acid by her husband in 2009 in Bangladesh. Earlier this year, surgeons at Toronto General Hospital reconstructed her throat and stomach, using skin taken from her arm.

On his watch, female politicians with White House ambitions are rising.

Our columnist predicted in 2013 that Bitcoin, then a new digital currency, would soon die. He points to five assumptions he got wrong.

A team of conservationists documented the plight of an emaciated polar bear in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Now some wonder what can be done to save them.

Few predicted when Mexico joined the free-trade deal that it would transform the country in a way that would saddle millions with diet-related illnesses.

The Republican Party won’t be able to shake Roy Moore’s values if he wins.