This Week in Sex: Can Sexting Help Your Relationship?
A new study suggests it can (with some caveats); men are more likely to think make-up sex is a good way to reconcile; and an imported drink gets recalled for an unexpected ingredient.
This Pride Month, Don’t Overlook Bisexuals
The combination of invisibility and what others see as an illegitimate identity carries significant costs when it comes to resources, which compounds the damage.
Gavel Drop: Trump Finally Makes a Handful of U.S. Attorney Nominations
Trump can stop blaming Democrats for holding up his U.S. attorney nominations. He never gave legislators names for consideration until last week.
Gavel Drop: Ohio Sues Drug Companies for Misleading Marketing
Ohio's top lawyer says that Big Pharma helped fuel the opioid epidemic. A Michigan farmer wants the right to sell his fruit and discriminate against same-sex couples. And progressives are trying hard to keep Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
This Week in Sex: China’s Condom Boom and Vegas’ Condom Heist
Chinese businesses buy a condom manufacturer for $600 million, and robbers recently stole 30,000 condoms from a Vegas warehouse that offered a lot of protection, but apparently little security.
Nevertheless, He Persists: McConnell Seeks to Shame Wayward Senators With Repeal Vote
"Repeal and replace" may be dead, but the GOP's right wing is still pushing for a vote on "repeal and delay," at least in part to "punish" three women senators who have vowed to vote no.
