Is the Word "Fat" Politically Incorrect?

In the past it meant overcoming struggle...and winning. But why must athletes suffer to be inspiring?

By Megan DiTrolio Published 31 July 21

In her new book, 'Yoke,' the yoga teacher and entrepreneur explores American yoga's link to capitalism, white supremacy, and more.

By Rachel Epstein Published 22 June 21

The world's greatest gymnast shares how she takes care of her mental health, the road to Tokyo, and the story behind her epic new leotard style.

By Megan DiTrolio Published 14 June 21

With high rates of maternal mortality and coercion in hospital settings, more American women are exploring childbirth without any medical assistance whatsoever. The Free Birth Society provides community, resources, and validation for these convention buckers. But experts warn that choice comes at the expense of safety.

By Rebecca Grant Published 9 June 21

No one wants their lovefest to be a super-spreader event, but they do want it to be extra special. One "vow whisperer" shares how she helps couples—some of them first responders—tie the knot in these troubled times.

By Maria Ricapito Published 13 March 21

No corny pot leaves or dumb puns—promise.

By Cady Drell Published 17 December 20

Isolated, socially distant, and unable to touch anyone: The single life under COVID-19 is eerily Jane Austen-esque.

By Jessica M. Goldstein Published 29 May 20

"Do I feel like a failure as a mom? Like, 500 percent."

By Korin Miller Published 28 May 20