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In antitrust, size isn’t everything

Marshall Auerback - Independent Media Institute

Simply breaking up monopolies is insufficient if it is not accompanied by a rebalancing of economic power

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Growing mini-brains just right

Paige Winokur

It’s your favorite organ, self-assembling, ready to go

FILE - In this May 16, 2012, file photo, the Facebook logo is displayed on an iPad in Philadelphia. Facebook was the top non-television source for election news cited by supporters of both candidates, according to a survey by the Pew Research Center. The social media site's import as a driver of political news has been underscored by the lingering controversy of people using it to spread false news stories. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) (AP)

A new way to regulate social media

Natasha Tusikov, Blayne Haggart - The Conversation

The federal government should have a role in the regulation of digital infrastructure

Roger Stone (Getty/Mike Coppola)

Stone might cooperate with Mueller

Matthew Rozsa

Roger Stone told George Stephanopolous on "This Week" that he would "testify honestly" if knew of any wrongdoing

Sudanese protesters chant slogans and raise signs against President Omar al-Bashir during a demonstration in the capital Khartoum's twin city of Omdurman on January 25, 2019. (-/AFP/Getty Images)

Sudan uprising: Sign of hope?

Paul Rosenberg

Why is Western media ignoring the Sudan uprising, where citizens are resisting tyranny and Russian interference?

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Baby boomers are suckers for fake news

Spencer Feingold - WhoWhatWhy

A new study finds older Americans use the internet in a manner far more divorced from reality

Christen McGinnes in "Behind The Bullet"

What is it like to shoot someone?

Gary M. Kramer

Salon talks to the maker of a new documentary about "four individuals who have pulled the trigger"

Donald Trump; Adam Schiff (AP/Evan Vucci/Getty/Drew Angerer/Salon)

GOP won't staff key committee

Matthew Rozsa

Republicans are delaying assigning members to a House committee that would help Robert Mueller

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EU data privacy rules leave U.S. behind

Thomas Holt - The Conversation

Should privacy mean different things depending which side of the Atlantic you live on?

FILE - In this Feb. 7, 2016 file photo, patients suffering Zika, dengue or chikungunya symptoms are treated at the emergency hospital in Monteiro, Brazil.  (AP Photo/Felipe Dana, File) (AP)

We're hurtling toward a health crisis

“Climate change is happening, and it’s going to have all sorts of impacts on human society,” says an epidemiologist

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Ex-sanitation salvage workers protest

Kiera Feldman - ProPublica

Former workers at the private trash hauler said they and others were owed money

Sara Nelson, the International President of the Association of Flight Attendants (Getty/Salon)

Labor bosses blinked, one voice rang out

Bob Hennelly

The country was convulsed by shutdown finger-wagging and one lone voice called for a general strike. it wasn't AOC

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The Morning Sidekick Journal promotes AM strategies that successful people use to make the most of their days

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Why is Cohen scared to testify?

Heather Digby Parton

Cohen is on his way to federal prison. Trump and Giuliani have threatened him repeatedly. Just do the math

In this Sunday, March 19, 2017 photo, children play in their home in Kabul, Afghanistan. An aid group said Wednesday, March 22, 2017 that nearly a third of all children in war-torn Afghanistan are unable to attend school, leaving them at increased risk of child labor, recruitment by armed groups, early marriage and other forms of exploitation. (AP Photos/Massoud Hossaini) (AP)

“The bleeding wound”

Tom Engelhardt - TomDispatch.com

If you want to ensure your success in twenty-first-century Washington, there’s no way you can be too wrong

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Lawyer groups appeal to the public

Stuart Silverstein - FairWarning

Exhibit A: "Judicial Hellholes"

Drive safer with this 2-channel dash cam

Shopping Content By Salon Marketplace

Record both the front and rear of your vehicle in case of an accident

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A surprising cause of liver transplants

Rachel Bluth - KFF Health News

Alcohol-associated liver disease edges out hepatitis C as the No. 1 reason for liver transplants in the U.S.

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Protect yourself from data breaches

W. David Salisbury, Rusty Baldwin - The Conversation

Think defensively about your online accounts and data security — and don't assume you'll avoid harm

"Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will to Survive" by Stephanie Land (Hachette Books/Nicol Biesek)

"There's no way to save up money"

Erin Keane

"The system does not encourage you to improve yourself," the author of "Maid" tells Salon

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Have you caught a catfish?

Nicole Marie Allaire - The Conversation

It happens more than people might think

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Counterfeit fish is everywhere

Manny Howard

New York Attorney General steps in to curb rampant fish fraud, finally a sheriff for American food's Wild West

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The best way to hard-boil eggs

Ella Quittner - Food52

Rubbery yolks, be gone!

"Conversations with A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes" (Netflix)

Our secret obsession with psychos

Melanie McFarland

Chris Pine as a reporter tumbles into a racial petal thread of Black Dahlia mystery. And Netflix unreels Ted Bundy!

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