Former Gay Conversion Therapist: 'Conversion Therapy Is Harmful'One of the biggest proponents of gay conversion therapy now says he's gay.
Ask The Experts: What's Left When There's No Good Food To Eat?"Food swamp" is a term for communities that aren't just lacking access to good food, they're swamped with bad food choices.
How A 'Religious Exemptions' Proposal Could Impact Hiring RulesThe proposed rule clarifies what exactly a religious discrimination exemption means for federal contractors.
The Male Beginnings Of 'Feminine' FashionGender-specific fashion is historically fickle.
| Chance Seales and K.B. Mensah
Vatican Paper Calls Gender Identity A 'Confused Concept'The Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education put together a document spelling how out Catholics should teach and talk about gender identity.
There's A Reason 'Pet Parents' Are So Common NowAlmost 70% of millennials would take leave from work to care for a new pet if it was offered.
| Phil Pruitt and Chance Seales
Report Finds Coca-Cola Has A Say In Studies It FundsResearchers are calling on Coca-Cola and other companies to publish lists of any studies they may have canceled.
Pope Francis Introduces New Rules For Reporting Clerical Sex AbuseThe new norms were issued Thursday in a motu proprio, which is a law decreed by the pope.
Trump Approves Rule Letting Health Workers Act On Religious BeliefsThe Trump administration issued a new rule that protects religious health care workers from providing services such as abortion.
New York Archdiocese Releases List Of Clergy Accused Of AbuseThe archdiocese released the names of 120 clergy members accused of sexual abuse or possessing child pornography.
How Two Arab Women Chefs Are Celebrating #AprilIsForArabFoodUsing the hashtag, they share their culture and traditions while countering stereotypes of Arabs in the news media.
Mormon Church Reverses Anti-LGBTQ PolicyThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints said Thursday it won't label same sex couples as "apostates" and will let their children be baptized.
Pope Francis Issues New Laws To Protect Minors And Vulnerable AdultsThe new legislation requires Vatican employees to report sexual abuse immediately.
New Report Lists Illinois Catholic Clergy Members Accused Of AbuseA Chicago law firm released a list of hundreds of Catholic clergy members it says have been credibly accused of sexual abuse.
Millennials Face Unique Challenges To Retirement SavingThe transformation of employer-sponsored benefits is just the start of it.
2 Women Make History By Entering Hindu Temple In IndiaThe two women of menstruating age entered the temple early Wednesday morning with police escorts.
175 Years Ago, Charles Dickens Helped Shape Christmas As We Know ItCharles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" helped start conversations about the meaning of the holiday.
Artificial Christmas Trees Vs. The Real Deal: Is One Really Better?Cost-wise, reusable artificial trees win hands-down. But there are a lot more factors to consider when deciding between a real or fake tree.
CDC Warns Eating Raw Dough Could Make You SickThe CDC warns raw cookie dough, cake mixes and batter may contain salmonella and E. coli.
Spending Vs. Giving: What Motivated The Creation Of 'Giving Tuesday'Online shoppers spent more than $20 billion this year. On 'Giving Tuesday,' people in the U.S. raised $380 million in online donations.
Helping Refugee Kids Assimilate One Thanksgiving Dinner At A TimeA community of Syrian refugees in Chicago is making sure its youngest members have the best experience possible assimilating to the U.S.
For The Average American, 'Tis The Season To Eat More Than UsualThanksgiving is just the start of the overeating season, and research shows it can have lasting effects.
What we know about the origins of ThanksgivingHistorians disagree on the details of the first Thanksgiving, but there are a few things we know about how it started.
The Satanic Temple Sues Netflix For $150 MillionThe Temple claims a Baphomet statue featured on the show infringes on its copyright and harms its reputation.
Imam, Rabbi Say Interfaith Connections Will Keep Hatred At BayA D.C.-area imam and rabbi have been working to grow connections between their two religions in the hopes of combating hate.
Virginia Launches Clergy Abuse Hotline Amid 'Ongoing Investigation'The state's attorney general said the moves come after a Pennsylvania grand jury report outlining decades of clerical sex abuse allegations.
Pope Francis Says The Catholic Church Needs To ChangeWhile in Estonia on Tuesday, the pope admitted that the clergy sex abuse scandal is causing some people to leave the Catholic Church.
Dream Jobs: SommelierOne of the nation's top sommeliers tells us how to drink wine like a pro and how she landed her dream job.
The Little Extras In Your Budget Add Up ... Really QuicklyIf you haven't heard of the 50/30/20 rule, we have something for you to watch.
Why Is Buying Tickets Online Such A Pain? It's ComplicatedFrom fees to bots to secondhand markets, the industry is a bit of a mess.
