Society

Driving schools have a new challenge: features in cars that make us safer—and stupider

Memory research has cast doubt on the few things we knew about Jesus, raising an even bigger question.

The latest in our monthly series looking at 1916, the year that marked the point of no return in the First World War

Maclean’s readers write in

Forget about ’athleisure.’ Why celebrities and consumers alike are flocking to ‘athluxury’

A Q&A with Geoffrey Hinton, the godfather of ’deep learning’—which helped Google’s AlphaGo beat a grandmaster—on the past, present and future of AI

Over-the-counter cough and cold medication warns that it shouldn’t be used on anyone under age six. So why do so many parents give it to children?

On girls faking orgasms, why oral sex is so popular with teens, and what the Dutch are doing right

A new campaign that went viral last week aims to strip away the metaphors from lessons on sexual consent

He made unlikely friends, and built his own sauna. Carefree and endearing, he grew up but never grew old.