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The How To Solve Our Human Problems trilogy will be rolled out over three months, starting Dec. 8. Hear "I'll Be Your Pilot" now.

Like a hidden NINA, there are great moments in Ellen Stern's hefty new biography of cartoonist Al Hirschfeld — but they're obscured by her off-puttingly glib tone and perpetual present tense.

Acts of altruism — like saving swimmers caught in a riptide from drowning or donating a kidney to a stranger — are among the thorniest puzzles of human nature, says guest blogger Abigail Marsh.

Conservatives have long advocated for using association health plans to boost competition. But the result could be that healthy people pay less and sicker people are priced out of coverage.

New Yorker writer Dexter Filkins says Sec. of State Rex Tillerson is a diplomat in an administration that doesn't value diplomacy: "Rex is a sober, steady guy, and the president is anything but that."

Here & Now's Robin Young speaks with journalist Miles O'Brien about alternative pain therapies, and his own battle with chronic pain.

Authorities say a security guard was shot through the hotel door six minutes before the mass shooting began, rather than afterward.

Stigma about homosexuality in the Hispanic community may be part of the problem, as Wendy Rigby from Texas Public Radio reports.

Joe Jutras of Scituate, Rhode Island, has broken world records for longest gourd, heaviest pumpkin and now biggest squash.

An officer in Palmdale, Calif., had her walk in a straight line. Then instructed her to turn around. That's when she saw another officer on his knee, holding a ring. It was all a stunt. She said yes.