
The food is bad and the atmosphere is rotten, and yet I still can't drag myself away.

We don't eat horse, but lion is fair game. What's wrong with this picture?

Samantha Henig has challenged designers to make lab-grown meat palatable to consumers. Proballs and spaghetti, anyone?

More antibiotics are now being fed to animals in North Carolina than given to the entire human population in the United States.

A 100 years' worth of data reveals a beef decline and a chicken boom, and also raises the great egg debate—are they meat or not?

What will it take to persuade Westerners to dial back our burger addiction in favor of bug farming? This new video animates our dilemma.

Tell all your friends you've been eating down the food chain. Even if you didn't know it.

When Pollan last ate a chicken nugget, whether Schlosser thinks that Walmart's new healthy food initiatives are for real, and what you and I can do.

In this intense video clip, the reporter Lisa Ling follows cattle from the feedlot all the way through the Cargill slaughterhouse.

Could the future of the factory farm be inside laboratories filled with engineered meat?

Summary: Americans just need to eat less. But hidden beneath the scientific language, the government is actually calling for a food revolution.

Taco Bell defends its seasoned beef, explaining its 88 percent actual beef and 12 percent "secret recipe." Reassured?

How much chicken, bok choy, or cabbage could someone living on the poverty line in China buy? Check out Stefen Chow's photographs.

Putting hippophagy back on the table not only confronts taboos, there's some suggestions it also might improve the welfare of horses.

American pig farms basically act like "flu factories," says an article in Scientific American. It's another unintended consequence of cheap meat.

Next up for farm-to-table cooking? Dan Barber explains the pursuit of better flavor through Old World farm technologies and modern science.