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Linguistics hold clues about migration

Nicole Creanza, André Ché Sherriah - The Conversation

What can a modern-day Creole language tell us about its first speakers in the 1600s?

In this photo taken Oct. 9, 2014, body products on display at a Whole Foods in Washington. There’s a strict set of standards for organic foods. But the rules are looser for household cleaners, textiles, cosmetics and the organic dry cleaners down the street. Wander through the grocery store and check out the shelves where some detergents, hand lotions and clothing proclaim organic bona fides. Absent an Agriculture Department seal or certification, there are few ways to tell if those organic claims are bogus. Some retailers, like Whole Foods, have stepped in with their own requirements for what can be labeled organic. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

Do Americans care about chemicals?

Anna Robuck

We need chemicals for daily life, but seem to feel "apocalypse fatigue" around their dangers

tephanie Beatriz and Andre Braugher in "Brooklyn Nine Nine" (Fox/Jordin Althaus)

Brooklyn Nine-Nine: awake to identity

Melanie McFarland

This season the Fox comedy shows how to specifically claim a character's identity without making it a "thing"

FILE - In this Feb. 4, 2016 file photo, Pharmaceutical chief Martin Shkreli smiles on Capitol Hill in Washington during the House Committee on Oversight and Reform Committee hearing on his former company's decision to raise the price of a lifesaving medicine. Twitter cited harassment when asked Jan. 9, 2017, why Shkreli's account had been suspended from the platform. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File) (AP)

America’s Martin Shkreli problem

Robert Reich - RobertReich.org

America: where people will go to any length for wealth

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A close up of Ashley Dunham as she lines up her shot for an incoming pheasant on opening day of pheasant season near Hugoton, Kansas. (LaRissa Lawrie)

Another side of the gun conversation

LaRissa Lawrie - Salon Young Americans

An intimate journey through a family tradition

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"Trump Country" or land of opportunity?

Cynthia R. Greenlee - 100 Days In Appalachia

Virginia is a not-so-far-off land of opportunity, despite "Trump Country" labels, according to Woodson

Blindsided by the Taliban: A Journalist’s Story of War, Trauma, Love, and Loss by Carmen Gentile (Skyhorse Publishing)

“Do I still have my eye?"

Carmen Gentile

While embedded with an Army unit in eastern Afghanistan, I was blinded by a rocket launcher hit to the face

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Lending disparities in America

Aaron Glantz, Emmanuel Martinez

Attorneys general start taking action against lending disparities

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Putin wins another term

Jeremy Binckes

This time there's proof that the Russian election may not have been on the level

Students rally outside the Capitol Building in Washington to protest gun violence, March 14, 2018. (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Veteran activists advise Parkland kids

Rachel Leah

The advice from veteran activists suggests that #EnoughIsEnough is on the right track

Try getting better sleep

Laurie Mintz - The Conversation

Sleep affects sex, and sex affects sleep. It’s important to pay attention to both

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Hey corporate media: Stop gun violence!

Liz Posner - Alternet

Cable news networks could do a lot to save lives

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Newt Gingrich; Mitch McConnell; Donald Trump (AP/Duricka/Jacquelyn Martin/Evan Vucci)

How GOP "hardball" has reshaped politics

Paul Rosenberg

Stealing a Supreme Court seat is just one example: Republicans have long believed they must play dirty to win

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Trump's women and global trade

Stephan Richter - The Globalist

The purpose of the steel tariffs is motivated by the same political force that drives Trump – playing blame games

Former FBI Director Robert Mueller (Getty/Saul Loeb)

Trump eyes his next target: Mueller

Jeremy Binckes

After getting rid of Andrew McCabe, he's now eying the man investigating him

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Twitter: the new Manhattan Project

Jason Rhode

But unlike the A-bomb scientists, social media's progenitors have no idea what they've unleashed

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Republicans take another swing

Simon F. Haeder, Valarie Blake

20 states have renewed efforts to weaken and undo the Affordable Care Act this year

Jared Kushner (Getty/Mark Wilson)

Kushner's problems in Queens

Jeremy Binckes

An AP investigation shows that the Kushner Companies may have violated city rules on paperwork

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Why save money if capitalism is ending?

Keith A. Spencer

Given poor economic prospects, many millennials can't save anyway — but their hope for the future is social change

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And just like that, support is gone

Rebecca Moss - ProPublica

The advisory board's contract that helped support nuclear workers has expired, with no sign of new hires.

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Stefon returns to "SNL"

Jeremy Binckes

Stefon has a few ideas for what to do on St. Patrick's Day

Elizabeth Warren; Bernie Sanders (Getty/AP/Photo Montage by Salon)

Yemen: Time for answers or an end

Charlie May

Senators are starting to question what the U.S. is doing in the Middle East, and why we're involved

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Katrina Pierson's unhinged ideologies

Mehreen Kasana - Alternet

The newly appointed campaign adviser has made some eye-popping remarks over the years

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"SNL" tackles White House turmoil

Jeremy Binckes

"SNL" welcomes back some old administration favorites

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