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Ecosystem loss, pollution & COVID-19

Leanna First-Arai - Truthout

Ecosystem loss has caused hundreds of diseases to jump from other animals to humans

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Instagram shifts towards shopping

Nazanin Andalibi - The Conversation

Instagram's Shop button signals the growing commodification of human interactions on social media

"Cobra Kai" (Sony Pictures Television)

Cobra Kai & middle-aged masculinity

Panizza Allmark - The Conversation

The characters already redefined masculinity for a generation of teenagers — now they're back to address mid-life

Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman in "Sherlock" (BBC)

Sherlock & the case of toxic masculinity

Ashley Morgan - The Conversation

Holmes is often portrayed as unemotional and arrogant — why hasn't this been challenged in modern adaptations?

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Engraving of the Stratford House in Westmoreland County, Virginia, the birthplace of Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee, signers of the Declaration of Independence, 1845. Where the enslaved cook Caesar worked. From the New York Public Library. (Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images)

The history of chocolate and slavery

Kelley Fanto Deetz - The Conversation

The story of Caesar, an enslaved cook and chocolatier in Colonial Virginia

Class of women performing the meditative Sukhasana pose in a bright, modern yoga studio. (Getty Images)

Did 2020 kill yoga?

Nicole Karlis

Big Yoga was hit by the pandemic, questions of appropriation, and QAnon. Is the fitness trend dying in the US?

SIERRA MADRE, CA: Spam, the often-maligned classic canned lunch meat made by Hormel Foods, is seen on a grocery store shelf May 29, 2008, in Sierra Madre, Calif. Spam was created in 1937 and was popularized as a staple food for World War II Western allied forces. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)

The lonely legacy of Spam

Eric Kim - Food52

Once seemingly alone in their love for Spam, many Asian Americans today are finding comfort in shared histories

The Berkshire Family Restaurant on State Hill Road in Wyoming Tuesday morning September 29, 2020. (Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

Restaurants brace for "gift card season"

Ashlie D. Stevens

Some restaurant owners have crafted an ingenious scheme: Convince customers to wait on redeeming gift cards

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Kimbap: Korean rolls fit for a picnic

Joy Cho - Institute of Culinary Education

Pastry Chef Joy Cho shares a traditional Korean dish from her family and culture

Bridgerton (Netflix)

"Bridgerton" sex is not sexy

Melanie McFarland

For all of the ballyhoo over the Netflix series' depiction of sensual Regency, the sex looks terrible

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A love letter to scallops

Melina Hammer - Food52

Plus, some favorite ways to prepare them in each season

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When poison becomes medicine

Luke Shors, Amit Chandra

How the concept of "dose response" shaped modern science and vaccinology

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Brad Raffensperger and Donald Trump (Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

Hear: New audio of Trump trying to cheat

David Edwards - Raw Story

In hour-long call, Trump pressures Republican Brad Raffensperger to "recalculate" the vote in his favor

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Pence welcomes Cruz to the resistance

Bob Brigham - Raw Story

The vice president green-lights GOP scheme to object to the certification of the Electoral College vote

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How to cut an avocado like a pro

Jess Kapadia - Food52

Start churning out avocado slices and cubes like a lean green machine

Medical masks laid out in the shape of a Christmas tree on a bottle of champagne (Getty Images)

Home alone: A New Year unlike any other

Andrew O'Hehir

There's nothing special about the sadness I carry into 2021. Unless, just maybe, it makes me aware of yours too

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DENZEL WASHINGTON as Joe “Deke” Deacon and JARED LETO as Albert Sparma in Warner Bros. Pictures’ psychological thriller “THE LITTLE THINGS" (Photograph by Courtesy of Warner Bros. Inc.)

What's on HBO Max in January

Ashlie D. Stevens

Roster of movies including "King of Staten Island" and "The Little Things" also coming to HBO streaming service

The Animas River flows through the center of Durango (Brent Lewis/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

US rivers are changing color

Matthew Rozsa

Blue bodies of water in the United States are turning to jaundiced yellow and even greenish hues

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Texas could shield coal co.'s from EPA

Erin Douglas - The Texas Tribune

The state is close to finalizing a years-long effort to wrangle control of coal ash pollution from the EPA

Donald Trump (Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Trump has always been a sore loser

Matthew Rozsa

Trump has no credibility when he claims the election was stolen — because he always accuses opponents of cheating

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Some billionaires having a good time, and the common folk affected by the pandemic (Getty Images/Salon)

Poverty surging, but rich got richer

Julia Conley - Common Dreams

Around the world and in the U.S., the gap between rich and poor got dramatically worse in the year of the pandemic

Retired Gen. Lloyd Austin speaks after being formally nominated to be secretary of the Department of Defense by President-elect Joe Biden at the Queen Theatre on Dec. 9, 2020 in Wilmington, Delaware. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Why generals shouldn't lead the Pentagon

Dwight Stirling - The Conversation

Like Trump, Biden intends to nominate a retired general to lead the Pentagon. It's not supposed to work that way

A man rests in a wheel chair outside a comfort station on Massachusetts Ave, in an area known as Methadone Mile, in Boston, MA on September 09, 2020. The area known as Methadone Mile has deteriorated over the past few months. Services are closed, and the homeless and those suffering from addiction have crowded the area. (Craig F. Walker/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

Attacking homelessness after COVID’s end

Mark Kreidler - Capital & Main

The pandemic highlighted the homeless crisis. Will California’s search for solutions continue after COVID fades?

A participant holding a sign at the protest. Tenants and Housing Activists gathered at Maria Hernandez Park for a rally and march in the streets of Bushwick, demanding the city administration to cancel rent immediately as the financial situation for many New Yorkers remains the same, strapped for cash and out of work. (Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images)

On the frontlines of pandemic suffering

Rajan Menon - TomDispatch.com

COVID-19 and the nightmare of food insecurity

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