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As an American Israeli, I want to try to explain why, in the wake of Hamas’ barbaric attack on Israel on Oct. 7, so many Jewish people are posting a chain of horrors on social media, a flood of luminous faces and heart-wrenching accounts of the murdered or missing women, men, babies, toddlers and elderly […]

As a Kansas City native, just seeing the words plant-based lifestyle makes me wince. I see gangly, green plants, and then I see someone forcing me to eat them. As a lifestyle. For 20 years, I’ve lived in the San Francisco Bay Area. And for 20 years, I’ve been a barbecue zealot, a proselytizer of

As I head to the gym, I’m struck with the urge to call my father. I’m 55 years old and he’s 90, but still, I need for him to know. “What’s up?” he asks. “Going to the gym,” I say, fake-offhandedly. “And?” “Forty minutes of cardio intervals, 40 on weights.” Pause. “Good, but not sufficient,”

The former hip-hop artist and founder of GO(O)D Company Apparel developed a creative way to share his empowering message.

“For me, it felt like sending my child off to war.”

You’d do anything for them in a crisis, but the crisis isn’t going away. Here’s how to get your life back.

Although the virus poses a heightened threat to older people, some of their middle-aged children feel they aren’t taking it seriously enough.

A brutal loss, a hot summer day––and the man with a cane who changed everything for Allison Marino.

I stroll down the sweets aisle of my neighborhood CVS like it’s my own private Louvre: Good & Plenty’s ovoid licorice pastels, arresting in vivid pink and gleaming white; Starburst’s rainbow dazzle, waxen and yielding; Hostess Son Balls, with their tender swells of fluorescent blush coconut and marshmallow sponge enveloping a vague notion of chocolate

“I’ve been asking: but, really…is what I’m doing right?”