Society

The quest to understand the human genome, the instructions that rule our form, our function and, more than we would wish, our fate

U.S. corporations and their executives are increasingly open about their social liberalism, and conservatives aren’t happy

A proposed law on assisted death will not allow patients to choose death while they remain able. Should it?

Mistakes happen to everyone—even science’s top minds. Watch Perimeter Institute’s last lecture of the season, live today at 7 p.m. ET

Nicknamed Bablo (meaning bubbly), he liked to explore. He was devoted to his church and planned to marry in February.

Author Sebastian Junger asks what if PTSD is located not in the trauma of combat, but in the transition back to modern life?

When does life—and a doctor’s duty—begin and end? Assisted dying is dredging up the big questions of the abortion debate, for better or worse.

Maclean’s letters to the editor

Justin Trudeau is going to do just that. It’s a scheduling play that has people talking.

The naval Battle of Jutland in 1916, the hinge year of the Great War, upended neutrals around the world