Watch bystanders get roped into a underworld narrative in Jason Eppink's latest art project.
Reinventing the Outdoors contest: Learn how you can help preserve oceans, coastal areas, and waterways.
A new interactive map from the Sierra Club lets you see just how close you and your loved ones live to the toxic emissions from coal-burning plants.
A new museum situated at the site of L.A.'s birthplace uses a series of engaging video walls on a public walkway to draw potential visitors inside.
But is this actually going to help anyone (other than the politicians)?
Quantifying the fight against childhood obesity.
Make change today by putting your change into a community bank. Two million other people have already join the campaign to "Move Your Money."
Over the past three decades, American life expectancy has increased by more than two and a half years. The majority of that improvement is...
The British nuptials are dominating the news. Here's a handy way to decide whether you should care.
There are thousands of things to be grateful for. Now someone is compiling an encyclopedia of all of them (or at least a bunch of good ones).
Americans were asked whether Islam was more likely than other religions to promote violence among its believers. Here's what they said.
To help spotlight the importance of protection, GOOD and Vestergaard Frandsen present a new video about a young couple's first sex tape.
Obama should have know that an actual long-form birth certificate wasn't going to quell the mobs. Meet your new conspiracy theorists.
The professional networking site LinkedIn has analyzed its database of 100 million members to determine if a name can make the man (or woman)....
Our CEO heads to the Dylan Ratigan Show to talk about car-free streets and the business benefits.
We've got a new tumblr blog where our editors and designers are curating all things visual, from charts to illustrations to infographics. Follow us!
Check out Beyoncé's new video for the Let's Move campaign against childhood obesity. It's really fun.
Where someone is born just isn't a very telling biographical fact.
Reinventing the Outdoors contest: Surfrider Foundation's Alexis Henry explains how to save our planet, one coastline at a time.
Put it in your history books: Today is the day a TV star forced the hand of the President of the United States.
Oh, 1988 New York, we don't miss you. But we miss your PSAs.
Preventing polio saves money as well as lives.
Not on tap for beer, wine, or fruity mixed drinks: Calorie counts.
Schools are slapping AP labels on dumbed-down classes that don't deserve it, and cheating kids into thinking they're learning AP when they're not.
How large numbers can trick us into thinking they represent large quantities of food—and what that means for mandatory calorie counts.
Out of work student? Join the Briefcase Brigade and tell your member of Congress that you need a job.
The cold, hard facts on why "Drill, baby, drill" is a canard, and why increasing our cars' fuel efficiency is a much better way to lower gas prices.
