
“Totally Biased with Kamau Bell” writer Guy Branum has a funny-but-true message for Chris Culliver and the other homophobic, gay-hating 49ers.

“Totally Biased with Kamau Bell” writer Guy Branum has a funny-but-true message for Chris Culliver and the other homophobic, gay-hating 49ers.

It doesn’t matter whether Rick Reilly is an adoptive father. He should not presume to know how adoptees or birth parents feel, or tell them what they should do.

Joanna Schroeder investigates the efforts made by the NFL to help reduce brain injuries in football players, and wonders whether anything is enough.

Jamie Reidy, a 1992 Notre Dame graduate, explores a new theory being put forward about the duped All-American.

Recent studies show, “Each season the average college football player receives more than 1,000 blows to the head.”

Liam Day wonders how long we can continue ignoring the mounting evidence that football damages players’ brains.

A year after the damming report by the USADA and being stripped of his Tour de France titles, Armstrong will finally speak publicly about his years of performance-enhancing drug use.

Governor Corbett believes the sanctions the N.C.A.A. handed down in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky scandal were too harsh and missed the people they should be aiming for. He’s wrong.

Nicole Johnson interviews Anthony Federico and talks about an editorial mistake that led a media storm and to his firing.

An article in The Atlantic exposes the reality of male survivors who’ve been assaulted by females, including Don Draper, the main character in the show Mad Men.

For the past three months, 23-year-old Courtnay Midkiff has been on a journey, walking across the country for a cause that is special to his heart.

Chicago is shocking the world with its 2013 teen pregnancy prevention campaign, which features pregnant teenage boys.

The Supreme Court has ruled against an Arizona law that requires voters to provide proof of citizenship in addition to a driver’s license before they can register to vote.

Can people be so tainted that even when they do a good deed, it somehow isn’t?

Chuck Ross relates a father and son bonding experience at the U.S./Mexico border.

Small tokens take on oversized importance in the small, lonely cells of Donovan Correctional Center.

Male sexual performance supplements are largely unregulated, yet may contain dangerous drugs not listed on the label.

From the Seavers, to the Simpsons, to the Starks, here is a collection of the greatest advice from our beloved fictional dads from TV.

“This is at the pine creek high school baseball diamond. 473 homes destroyed so far.”

This is a comment by Cameron Conaway on the post “The Wayward Crutch of Higher Education”.

We are only given a few moments in life when something feels truly perfect. For Gint Aras, that perfect feeling came with a linen cap on a street in Lithuania.

It took a few years and a lot of broken hearts for Gint Aras to discover what it would take for him to be ready for real love.

Total Cereal and Men’s Health want to give America’s most well-rounded guy a trip for two to New York City.

If the clothes don’t make the man, do they at least signal what kind of man wears them?
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These are comments by bobbt, Patty, and Michael Cusden on the post “What Dads Really Want For Father’s Day”.