Audrey Fox

Today's Supreme Court decision strengthens Republicans’ aim to retain lasting majorities in the House of Representatives.

The House just voted 224-200 to pass a deeply flawed Farm Bill that is not only widely unpopular with Americans but also actively harmful.

As technology began to catch up with the imagination of writers during the late 1970s, science fiction films became more and more impressive. By 1980, sci-fi filmmakers had all the tools they needed to make movies with visuals that lived up to the ambition of the stories they wanted to tell. What followed was a decade that would become known for its creative, ambitious work in the genre, taking audiences to faraway planets and other worlds.

A new analysis of regenerative food labels reveals a rapidly expanding — but inconsistent — marketplace that risks causing consumer confusion.

For the past several years, "The Boys" has been one of the most successful — and admittedly perverse — shows on Amazon Prime Video. Based on the graphic novel series by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, it explores a world in which a group of superheroes (called "supes") are the celebrity employees of the mysterious Vought Industries, where their abilities are used for everything from local photo ops to actual crime-fighting. But there's a nefarious underbelly to the community of elite supes — as they say, power corrupts, and these are some of the most powerful people in the world.

Ignoring that offshore wind is cheaper and more reliable than LNG poses a very real financial risk for your company and shareholders.

EXIM financing for Stibnite Gold Project could harm endangered salmon, expose taxpayers to billions in risk, and violate environmental law.

Since the early 1990s, Noah Wyle has been a stalwart figure on the small screen, his warm and charismatic presence a welcome feature on all of our television sets. And although he rose to fame with his work on one of the decade's most popular medical dramas, he's since made appearances in a variety of different genres. His shows have run the gamut from dystopian science fiction and throwback adventure series to more intimate, character-driven dramas.

As proven by the recent success of "Project Hail Mary," audiences always have room in their hearts for an especially interesting science fiction film — and they'll flock to the theaters accordingly. Since the very beginning of cinema with Georges Melies'"A Trip to the Moon," genre pictures have been a popular choice. And over the decades they've propelled film to new heights, inventing technology to bring their creative vision to life.

For many television series, the future opens the door to entirely new storytelling possibilities. Freed from the limitations of the present day, writers can imagine new technologies and expansive worlds that operate by entirely different rules. As a result, future-set shows often deliver some of television's most imaginative and ambitious storytelling.