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About the same time that I learned that Chloë Sevigny had agreed to be our April cover story, I got a call from a...

Mass shootings in American schools have occurred so frequently of late that when you bring up the topic in conversation, your listener is likely...

Flesh & Blood by David Waggoner For hundreds of years, many immigrants have come to our shores in search of a better life. A better life...

Just when I thought it was safe to be an HIV-positive American, I read that there are words that are no longer safe from...

December 1 is officially World AIDS Day! Oh, if only this December 1 were the last day of HIV on the planet—wouldn’t that be...

Never one to jump to conclusions, but I might as well start a new bad habit, what with the way the news flow has...

Once upon a time there were many voices in Congress like Barney Frank’s: pertinent, blunt, outspoken. Tip O’Neill, Robert Byrd, Bob Dole, Hubert Humphrey,...

Simply put, “AIDS ain’t over…yet.” But there has been enough good news lately, that I’d like to offer kudos to the hundreds of thousands...

As we go to press, UNAIDS has announced nearly 20 million people worldwide are receiving life-saving antiretrovirals—that’s about half of the men, women, and...

Just as I was packing my summer book bag—the usual stash of beach stuff—I realized that I was missing something more important than the...