"David Lynch: The Art Life" takes us inside the mind and work life of one of the world's greatest living creative minds. What weird stories does it dredge up? What insights does it offer? Read on and find out.

"You're Going to Die!" has been a staple of our Screeners series. It's also a film that got under the skin of one of our writers. Here's his take on why this five minute short is more powerful than most two-hour movies.

One survey of 2,000 people found that if you have only one hangover a month, it adds up to two years of total sick time over the course…

It already passed the House.

While cannabis-based prescriptions have existed for decades, the plant's benefits, some scientists argue, rest on the so-called "entourage effect."

A prescription hotline isn’t the right solution

A small but growing body of research suggests that a compound in marijuana may help people find cigarettes less appealing.

Episode 1 of Narcotica is here! In the first segment Zachary Siegel does some mythbusting around overdosing by touching fentanyl; Troy Farah gives a nuanced take on what's driving the overdose crisis;

One of the best pesticide-free forms of pest control may be mimicking insect sex signals.

Start 'em young, folks!

Synthetic opioids and cocaine are together linked to more overdose deaths. There are some theories for why.

The FDA's moves to ban kratom have already slowed research into its potential as a painkiller.

That's according to a new survey of young people who said they use the devices.

Our best bet to avoid 'peak pharma' may be beneath our feet, in the diminutive world of insects.

Only 9% of eligible California foster youth receive state financial aid. A new state bill hopes to help more foster youth graduate college.

And what it can teach us about the second

There are rallies planned in almost every state this weekend.

A newly discovered “lachrymal saber” could illuminate relationships between an order of deadly fishes

The people in prison are the ones who are dumb enough to get caught. The ones we miss are the most cunning.

You can't overdose on the opioid just by touching it.