In 1937, Patricia Douglas was brutally raped at an MGM party. The film studio was all-powerful, and though she brought a federal lawsuit against them, her case was strong-armed out of existence and was forgotten until six decades later, when filmmaker David Stenn happened upon a newspaper article about Douglas and began...

The Maasai people of Kenya are living in two worlds. Their traditional practices, governance, and language are all very much alive. At the same time, they are using technology to do things like conserving wildlife, and they are banning obsolete customs like underage marriage and female genital mutilation.

Sam Bowles is an economist and a Research Professor at the Santa Fe Institute. Wendy Carlin is a Professor of Economics at University College London. They're giving a community lecture called After Trump and Brexit: A New Economics (Forget Red and Blue), on Tuesday, July 17, at 7:30 at the Lensic Performing Arts Center...