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Hoda Kotb becomes "Today" host

Matthew Rozsa

Two women will be in the anchors' chair at one of the most-watched shows

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Shooter showed "alarming" behavior

Charlie May

The gunman, a former Iraq Veteran, had made several social media rants about officers and his former university

Vladimir Putin; George Papadopoulos; Donald Trump (AP/Evan Vucci/Alexandria Sheriff's Office/Salon)

The Papadopoulos paradox: Is he the key?

Heather Digby Parton

Why did a foreign policy bit player know about the hacked emails before anybody else? And who did he tell?

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Trump braces for 2018 with this in store

Matthew Rozsa

The president doesn't know if he'll push for infrastructure or entitlement cuts — and is dreading midterm setbacks

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"College for all" is limited

Jennifer Berkshire - Alternet

The author of "White Working Class" says telling people to go to college won't cut it anymore

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Sweden's fake news looks familiar

Nina Mast - Media Matters

Parallels, lessons learned, and enduring challenges for 2018

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Trump won war on Christmas!

Bob Cesca

Over the holiday weekend, Trump made clear he believes two of the dumbest lies of all time. Is he fit for office?

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No public funds for Congress' hush money

Lauryn Higgins

In a rare bipartisan move, two North Carolina Congressmen have joined the effort to hold their peers accountable

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Civil disobedience under Trump

Matthew Rozsa

For those who believe Trump is an illegitimate president, it's time to step up to stronger tactics

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Social media policies can't tame trolls

Liz Posner - Alternet

By trying to make things better, social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter may be making things worse.

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When nursing homes push out the poor

Jocelyn Wiener - KFF Health News

There's an increasing willingness among some nursing homes to evict costly or problematic patients

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What #MeToo can teach the labor movement

Jane Mcalevey - In These Times

Behind today’s harassment headlines is a deeper crisis: pernicious sexism, misogyny and contempt for women

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Computers help weather data collection

Alison Nugent

Sometimes my job is to fly sensors on kites — for science

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Why prisons are getting whiter

Phillip Smith - Alternet

The makeup of prisons isn't what it used to be

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A $26,000 chicken plant price tag

Michael Grabell - ProPublica

Plants recruit thousands of foreign workers through a little-known program to fill jobs they say Americans won't do

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Talk with doc, walk with doc

Brad Biskup - The Conversation

Assessing a patient's fitness level is essential in order to prescribe the proper exercise regimen

Joe Namath is presented with an award from New York City Mayor John Lindsay on Jan. 22, 1969. (AP)

The rise of "Fun City"

Sean Deveney

“He is fresh and everyone else is tired”: The quarterback and the mayor were symbols of a younger, energetic NYC

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Will uterus transplants subvert gender?

Chris Sosa - Alternet

The medical viability of uterine transplantation is challenging long-held notions about our bodies

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What dating an autistic man is like

Matthew Rozsa

I've written before about autism and dating from my own perspective. This time I asked my girlfriend to weigh in

The weight loss quackery hall of shame

Lydia Kang M.D., Nate Pedersen

Resolved to stick to a diet in the new year? Whatever you're doing, it has to be better than these debunked methods

(Salon/Ilana Lidagoster)

Is OkCupid requiring real names? Nope

Matthew Sheffield

It might be a business-school case study someday: How to ruin a popular website brand in 30 days or less

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Ancient hangover cures for your new year

Laurence Totelin - The Conversation

An alternative to making better decisions

Ted Danson and Kristen in "The Good Place" (NBC)

13 reasons to look forward to TV in 2018

Melanie McFarland

Have hope: The coming year brings the return of many great shows. Here are the ones we're highly anticipating

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New Year’s update for Trump voters

Robert Reich - RobertReich.org

Have Trump's promises come to fruition?

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