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Why rainforests are in real danger

Michael Graw

Deforestation may work like diseases: if left uncontained, it can win

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"Mom" isn't always a title to tout

Mélanie Berliet - Thought Catalog

Being considered "selfish" for not wanting to be thought primarily only as a mom, is perfectly okay

Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc.'s headquarters (AP/Steve Ruark)

Broadcasting: A kin to politics

Michael J. Socolow - The Conversation

The "fake news" headlines aren't news to American broadcasting

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Protect the steelworkers

Katy Fox-Hodess - In These Times

How committed is the U.S. labor movement to international solidarity?

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Why I'm OK being a working mom

Mélanie Berliet - Thought Catalog

Yes, balancing work and family is hard. But it's worth it sometimes

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Stop washing your hands so much!

Jennifer Tsang

Microbes are neither purely "good" nor "bad"

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The fascination over prime numbers

Martin H. Weissman - The Conversation

Primes still have the power to surprise

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Growing up with racists

Mark Phillips

From my football coach and the boy next door to my own father, racist comments were a staple in my white town

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Signs of coal revival

Paul Feldman - FairWarning

Few signs of coal revival despite Trump Administration support

Ray Allen (Getty/Mike Ehrmann)

Ray Allen won't "shut up and dribble"

Rachel Leah

A conversation with Allen about his new memoir, perseverance, race and why he will never "shut up and dribble"

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Amid layoffs, Denver Post takes a stand

Charlie May

Faced with layoffs the paper pleaded with its hedge fund owner to do good journalism, or sell it to owners who will

A contractor helps apply a FEMA tarp to a home damaged by Hurricane Maria in Morovis, Puerto Rico. (Getty/Mario Tama)

Short-term disaster relief is a disaster

Farzana Gandhi

The rapid, reactive approach to disaster relief doesn't work. There is a better way

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Why China’s soybean tariffs matter

Ian Sheldon - The Conversation

Midwest farmers rely on soybean production — and the tariffs could hurt them

President Donald Trump pauses during a meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in the Oval Office of the White House, Tuesday, March 20, 2018, in Washington. (AP Photo/ (AP/Evan Vucci)

Trump calls the Post "made up garbage"

Charlie May

Trump lashed out on Twitter after a Washington Post report detailed a blow up between him and John Kelly

A student holds a sign at Georgetown University on March 14, 2018 during a national walkout to protest gun violence, one month after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. (Getty Images)

How the gun control debate has changed

Shira Tarlo

Parkland students lead an inclusive, multiracial movement. States are taking action. Will the federal government?

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The Lonely Drop Box

Tiffany Stevens - 100 Days In Appalachia

Out of 217 pharmacies in a 26 county area, only eight offer a box where customers can safely get rid of medicine

Roseanne Barr on "Roseanne" (ABC/Greg Gayne)

"Roseanne" & the single Rust Belt story

Erin Keane

“Roseanne” is the new “Hillbilly Elegy” — one family's narrative being made to stand for so much more

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Census question about citizenship

Michael Blake - The Conversation

What could be the consequences of including a question on citizenship?

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Trump calls out Putin for Assad support

Charlie May

Trump issued his strongest rebuke of Putin and is now at a crossroads amid calls for action in Syria

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Mr. Moon is a complicated prospect

Gabriela Serrato Marks

We’re still learning the basics about Earth’s nearest neighbor

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Fast food, Facebook and democracy

Paul Rosenberg

Law professor David Yosifon on how decades of corporate manipulation paved the way for the Facebook scandal

This undated artist rendering provided by NASA shows the Jason-3 satellite. The latest in a series of U.S.-European satellites designed to detect ocean events like El Nino is scheduled for launch Sunday, Jan. 17,  from California. If successful, the Jason 3 satellite will continue more than two decades of sea level measurements. (NASA via AP) (AP)

Feel like someone's watching you?

Christopher Palma - The Conversation

The ISS sees us on Earth, but look up at night and you may see it, too

T'Challa struggles on "Black Jeopardy"

Charlie May

The king of Wakanda had some difficulty early on, but he eventually got the hang of "Black Jeopardy"

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Millennials, the church and hypocrisy

D. Watkins

White evangelicals embrace scandal-plagued Trump. Black churches enable fakes. Why should we embrace this?

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