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Vermont nurses on strike

Rachel Johnson - In These Times

Nurses have won the support of Sen. Bernie Sanders, who blasted the hospital for not offering workers a living wage

Jarrod Ramos (AP/Salon)

Annapolis shooter's murderous theology

Jonathan Hutson

Jarrod Ramos had connections to vengeful right-wing theology, and a hero complex drawn from violent anime

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When is #MeToo coming to my workplace?

Judith Taylor - The Conversation

Lawmakers are expected to take up bills to crack down on sexual harassment when they return from recess in August

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What does Putin have on Trump?

Frank Vogl - The Globalist

For the sake of U.S. national security, it’s high time for Donald Trump to release all his tax returns in full

People are removed as they protest proposed cuts to Medicaid (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)

Faint hope for Medicaid expansion in FL

Phil Galewitz - KFF Health News

Can the deep-red Florida Statehouse follow Virginia and expand Medicaid?

Amazon Echo (AP/Elaine Thompson)

Smart home spending expected to double

Lauren Barack - GearBrain

With this much demand expected for connected products, companies will have to start working together, says research

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Racing against the dark on Kanchenjunga

Andrew Lock

I had to get to safety before nightfall or I’d be stuck high on the mountain in an increasingly fierce blizzard

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Brownie à la mode you can eat in the pan

Grant Melton - Food52

Gooey, chocolatey perfection

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The sudden, gruesome opening of "Jaws"

Antonia Quirke

Steven Spielberg's 1975 blockbuster opens with a perfectly grisly vignette starring 3 characters

Sloppy Janes and Skinny Slaw (Sandra Sellani)

Recipe: Get a beef fix without the fat

Sandra Sellani

More sophisticated than the Sloppy Joe, the Sloppy Jane uses balsamic vinegar and leeks for a mild yet zesty flavor

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Health clubs using tanning beds

Sherry Pagoto - The Conversation

Individuals using indoor tanning are exposed to two types of UV rays — UVA and UVB — that can lead to cancer

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump (Getty/Thomas Peter)

A CIA official says China is a threat

Matthew Rozsa

While most Americans are focused on Russia's attacks on American democracy, China is waging its own Cold War

"Orange Is the New Black"; "Pose" (Netflix/FX/Salon)

Smart Watch: Top TV for week of July 22

Melanie McFarland

"Pose" comes to an end, we return to Litchfield and the highly anticipated "Castle Rock" makes its debut on Hulu

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All-nighters may damage your brain

Hannah Thomasy

New research suggests bad sleep causes a build-up of plaque associated with Alzheimer’s

Michael Cohen (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Trump says he's your favorite president

Matthew Rozsa

Trump is taking to Twitter to defend himself amidst reports that there is a secret recorded conversation with him

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How lasers became synonymous with cool

Jason Rhode

Not all fundamental physics discoveries retain their coolness for so long. Why do lasers continue to fascinate?

Sean Spicer (Getty/Chip Somodevilla)

Sean Spicer comes clean

Brad Reed - Raw Story

Sean Spicer was relieved after Today Show host lists "only" three Trump lies he was forced to defend

Heath Ledger as the Joker in "The Dark Knight;" Joaquin Phoenix; Christian Bale as Bruce Wayne/Batman in "The Dark Knight" (Warner Bros. Pictures/AP/Joel Ryan)

We don't need a prestige Joker movie

John Semley

Superhero movies are now so ubiquitous that even serious adult dramas must be draped in capes and cowls

Ronald Reagan (Getty/Michael Evans)

What's next for the EPA

Seema Kakade, Robert Percival - The Conversation

History repeats itself in the White House — and Trump should learn from Reagan's environmental stance

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Who are the dozen indicted Russians?

Matthew Rozsa

A close look at the indictment reveals interesting things about the 12 Russians indicted by the US government

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Next-gen nukes

Nathanael Johnson - Grist

Scores of nuclear startups are aiming to solve the problems that plague nuclear power

Vladimir Putin; Bill Browder (AP/Getty/Salon)

Browder and Putin: A long, tangled tale

Andrew O'Hehir

Behind this week's Helsinki headlines lies a fascinating mystery with deep roots and many unanswered questions

The remnants of a destroyed home stand more than two weeks after Hurricane Maria hit the island on October 6, 2017. (Getty/Mario Tama)

Reasons the US is vulnerable to disaters

Morten Wendelbo - The Conversation

Some countries have the resources to withstand natural disasters. The US is not one of those countries

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