Jean-Pierre Bardet

Social psychologists and economists are working from all sides to figure out how to change doctors' prescribing behaviors, but it is not always about what’s best for patients.

In Nathan Englander’s  kaddish.com , a secular Jewish son experiments with the task of shepherding his father’s soul safely to rest.

Past reasons that people suffered in silence, including stigma and price, are changing meaning more options to assist those with hearing loss.

Even the Wild West had gun control. Most Americans want it now--especially kids afraid of school shootings.

The great majority of Israel’s problems would be solved if the nation were able to establish lasting peace with its neighbors, says journalist and filmmaker Mariam Shahin.

Elise Pearlstein has dedicated her life to non-fiction film, first as award-winning producer, and since 2013, as SVP of Documentary at Participant Media.

For many Californians, Tax Day this year means writing a check to Uncle Sam.

The title is “Hail Satan?”—but with a question mark at the end and it may look like a mockumentary, but it’s not.

This week, you can: learn about the trans-media career of a pioneering digital designer; appreciate keshiki in Japanese ceramics; track down wildlife in Los Angeles; discuss…