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Trump's opioid emergency

Frank Ahrens - 100 Days In Appalachia

The opioid crisis has received plenty of attention, but funding and progress have been sparse.

An undated photo provided by NASA shows the International Space Station in orbit. On Monday, May 16, 2016,  the International Space Station made its 100,000th orbit circling of the world. NASA says these 100,000 orbits are akin to traveling more than 2.6 billion miles. (NASA via AP) (AP)

Trump administration to privatize ISS

Charlie May

An internal NASA document shows the Trump administration's plans to turn the ISS over to the private sector

Vasari Corridor (Wikimedia)

Inside the Vasari Corridor

Noah Charney

The story of this passage atop the Ponte Vecchio cuts right through the heart of Florence's history

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Why it's OK to live single

Bella DePaulo - The Conversation

This shift is lending itself to a shift in social circles and concepts of family

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State of the Union: Trump wrong on jobs

Bryce Covert - In These Times

Despite Trump's claims, 2017 actually represented the lowest level of job growth in seven years

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Trump has "full confidence" in Kelly

Charlie May

Conway said she believed Rob Porter's ex-wives, but that Trump still remained confident in those who knew about it

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How "fake history" empowered the right

Paul Rosenberg

When Bill O'Reilly is the best-selling "historian," you've got a problem. Nils Gilman on his profession's future

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Trump's broken promises

Leo Gerard - Alternet

Our con artist president was never going to protect American workers

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Pirro: Blame Obama for Porter scandal

Charlie May

"For everyone looking for someone to blame, chill out," she said, before blaming Obama

Larry Nassar stands as he is sentenced by Judge Janice Cunningham (Getty/Scott Olson)

The costs of surviving sexual abuse

Marci Hamilton

The impact of child sex abuse is not just emotional for victims, but financial as well

(Salon/Ilana Lidagoster)

#MeToo hasn't stopped online harassment

Nicole Karlis

#MeToo's impact hasn't lessened the number of harassers sending gross messages to women on sites like LinkedIn

Martin Luther King Jr., his wife Coretta (right) and John Lewis (far right), lead a march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, March 1965 (AP)

Desegregating blood

Thomas A Guglielmo - The Conversation

Despite the military's desperate need for blood after Pearl Harbor, some donors were turned away

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The Richland County Sheriff’s Department’s Special Response Team conducts basic SWAT training. (VANISH Films)

Do small town cops need military tanks?

Chris White

An exclusive look at the film "Do Not Resist," which explores the rapid militarization of American police forces

Closeup of gavel in court room (Getty Images/istockphoto)

Democrats try to prevent gerrymmandering

Steven Rosenfeld - Alternet

Electing governors across the Midwest and South could break the GOP lock on Congress and state legislatures

(Twitter/@MaajidNawaz)

Women in Iran again protesting the veil

Negar Mottahedeh

It reminds me of the thousands of women who marched in 1979 — but now, men are cheering

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Alt-right perpetrators

Keegan Hankes, Alex Amend - Southern Poverty Law Center

The Southern Poverty Law Center counted over 100 people killed or injured by alleged alt-right perpetrators

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A major opening in Pyeongchang?

Patrick Lawrence

Kim Jong-un's sister and the South Korean president have lunch, while Mike Pence rattles the sabers ever louder

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South is the least healthy region in US

Jay Maddock - The Conversation

Southern sates consistently rank among the worst in the U.S. for health and wellness

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Far-right activists start using #MeToo

Nina Mast - Media Matters

#120dB is an ethnosexist German campaign that scapegoats Europe's migrants for gender-based violence

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Cannabis-based drug for epilepsy

Mike Adams - The Fresh Toast

And still the federal government refuses to admit that marijuana has any medicinal benefit

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Cynical millennial memes, explained

Deidre Olsen

As a downwardly-mobile generation, Dadaist jokes about death by Tide Pod is a form of catharsis for us millennials

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My daughter says her disability is love

Amy Silverman - Motherwell

"My daughter has all the emotional trappings of a young woman — yet in many ways she will always be a little girl."

Hope Hicks following a news conference between President Donald Trump and Vietnamese President Tran Dai Quang (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Trump defends Hope Hicks

Nicole Karlis

The president released a statement to defend Hicks, displaying his loyalty to the communications director

Lance Lucas (Courtesy of the Author)

A glimpse of the black tech renaissance

D. Watkins

I went down to BlackTech Week in Miami with a group from Maryland to see the future of cybersecurity

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