Scientists already know that pesticides have an effect on how bees behave, but new research suggests climate change may be making that behavior change more dramatic. The research was recently published in the journal Global Change Biology.

S​ee damage to a car dealership, homes and windshields in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex as severe storms swept through with at least one possible tornado. A​ rotating wall cloud was sighted over the Fort Worth skyline for an extended period, but the reported touchdown only lasted a minute or two.

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake hit near the Turkish-Iranian border in northwestern Iran Saturday afternoon. Local media reported multiple deaths, and early photos posted to social media appeared to show damaged structures though an official count of any deaths or injuries was not immediately available.

Halloween is certainly going to be different in 2020 than in years past. Luckily, two of the underworld’s most prolific drag queens have stepped in to save the day. Brothers Dracmorda and Swanthula Boulet, hosts and producers of The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula, recently announced a two-hour Halloween special called The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Resurrection.

Honey Mahogany, a San Francisco-based drag performer and transgender activist, was recently elected to the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (SFDCCC). Mahogany is known worldwide for her appearance on Season 5 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, but she’s also a staple in her local LGBTQ community. Her historic win makes her the first black transgender woman to be elected to public office in her city, and the state of California.

“Do you know that the internet is, Grandma?” Carmen McClelland asked her 100-year-old grandmother Carmen Duran as they sat drinking beers. “No!” was her short but absolutely-certain reply. Duran may not fully understand the internet, but she knows that she has a place on it.

Did you know that the roots of today's cannabis culture can be traced back to the African continent from hundreds of years ago? According to Dr. Chris Duvall, author of The African Roots of Marijuana, the forgotten history of global cannabis culture continues to have contemporary influence. “Africa is ignored in the collective historical narrative," Duvall writes. "More important, the nonportrayal of Africa intellectually justifies notions that drug use is a racially determined behavior. The co

Above: The Acre always puts freshness first. Photograph courtesy of The Acre. I am a vegetarian and I know full well that finding satisfying plant-based food is not straightforward. It’s taken some time, but I’ve sorted through plenty of tasteless offerings to present the best vegetarian eats in Albuquerque. An Hy Quan Vegetarian Restaurant An Hy Quan is an unassuming family-run restaurant in the foothills that offers meatless Vietnamese food. My favorites are the Vietnamese-style BBQ plate,

I stepped inside of El Rey Liquors, in downtown Albuquerque, thinking, Is this right? I saw no signs and heard no hubbub. But when I saw a man seated on a stool near a freezer in the back, I thought, This must be the place. I said the password and, next thing I knew, the freezer door opened to reveal a secret staircase in place of the expected tower of six-packs. Founders Speakeasy was at the end of the stairs. I sidled up and ordered a New Mexico Old-Fashioned made with Taos Lightning bourbon.

Above: From yoga to interactive dining, AR experiences range from $10 to $150. Photograph by Josh Lane. Visualize stepping inside your imagination. You can do just that at Storylab—a vacant space on Central Avenue in Albuquerque that can be digitally transformed into any environment, real or surreal. It’s called “projected augmented reality,” and no one else in Albuquerque is doing it. What happens at Storylab? The company hosts interactive fine-dining experiences with themes that range from b

When you’re 10 mimosas deep and shoulder-to-shoulder with around the same number of people you are “pretty sure” you have blocked, every drag brunch feels like it could theoretically be the largest one in the world. However, last weekend, some Denver drag performers actually pulled that off, setting a new record for the world’s most well-attended drag brunch.

The U.S.-Mexico border is fraught with deadlock, both literal and figurative. Immigrants face challenges that U.S.-born people will never fully understand. Queer migrants, however, are subject to increased inequality before, during, and after migration.

What if your secrets—perhaps, secrets you told a therapist—were published on the internet for everyone to read? That is exactly what three artists and friends are doing through their project Friends with Secrets. Friends with Secrets is a project created by three friends—Robyn Kanner, co-founder of MyTransHealth and former designer at Amazon; Timothy Goodman a designer who has created art for companies like Apple and Airbnb; and Akila Hughes a comedian and writer featured in projects for MTV an

A Colorado middle school has come under fire from some parents after inviting a drag queen to read to students at a literary event. The school and many others are supporting the choice.