Mr. Pogue, a contributing Opinion writer, has been covering rural America and the West for 15 years. This essay is the fifth installment in a series on the thinkers, upstarts and ideologues battling ...

If you find yourself watching an extra-grotesque episode of "Criminal Minds," there's a decent chance it was directed by series star Matthew Gray Gubler. Although Gubler's character, analytical genius ...

In November, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided the restaurant that my brother owns in Oregon. With disgust, he told me, “I have to carry my passport because ICE is just looking for brown ...

People often speak about dangerous minds and criminal minds as if they describe the same psychological reality. In everyday language, the terms merge, flattening distinctions that matter deeply for ...

Fans of "Criminal Minds" enjoyed 15 seasons' worth of stories about the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit as characters came and went, and occasionally came back again. Here's the tea about why some of ...

This holiday season, buckle up for a bumpy ride with the long-awaited not-quite-sequel, sort of, kind of reboot of 1997's Anaconda, from the writer-director behind The Unbearable Weight of Massive ...

*ESPN analyst Ryan Clark drew widespread attention after posting a video in which he complained about Uber drivers allegedly making assumptions about his music preferences. What some viewers took as a ...

The gunman who shot up a Brown University classroom was likely an “extremely angry” loner who was terrified of getting caught and didn’t want to die, a criminal profiler suspects. “He took great pains ...

“Furious Minds,” by Laura K. Field, traces the ascendancy of hard-right thinkers whose contempt for liberal democracy is shaping American politics. Nonfiction “Furious Minds,” by Laura K. Field, ...

Airing on NBC every Monday at 10 p.m. ET, “Brilliant Minds” derives its inspiration from the works of the pioneering neurological expert Dr. Oliver Sacks. Rooted in Sacks’ prolific books “The Man Who ...

ALPHARETTA, Ga. — A metro Atlanta woman said she was racially profiled at her local bank. Alexis Vaughn said when she tried to get a new debit card the day before Thanksgiving, a bank teller at the ...