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5 books you should read now

D. Watkins

One deeply boring professor inspired me to make reading fun for the rest of my life. These books should help!

(Salon/Flora Thevoux)

It's not a "gender reveal"

Erin Keane

The stealth politics — and weird party themes — of this new "tradition," an event about the sex of a fetus

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)

Are antibacterial soaps toxic?

Paul Feldman - FairWarning

These endocrine disruptors are in our everyday health and beauty products

Howard Da Silva, William Daniels and Ken Howard in "1776" (Columbia Pictures)

"1776": The first "Hamilton"

Matthew Rozsa

Why the 1972 movie should be regular viewing for every American

Elisabeth Moss as Offred in "The Handmaid's Tale" (Hulu/George Kraychyk)

Is this the future we want?

Chandler Baker

How speculative fiction is uniquely suited to help us talk, even across party lines, about our social politics

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Books for 2020 candidates

Matthew Rozsa

Donald Trump may not have thumbed through them yet, but for the sake of all of us, perhaps he should

Malcolm Mays, Damson Idris and Isaiah John in "Snowfall" (FX/Mark Davis)

"Snowfall": The story of crack

Melanie McFarland

This atmospheric crime drama meanders at times, but hints at tremendous potential

Angela Merkel (AP/Matthias Balk)

Merkel's long reign

Stephan Richter, Bill Humphrey - The Globalist

Merkel is on track to be the longest continuously serving female head of government in modern times

Jackie Tohn and Betty Gilpin in "Glow" (Netflix/Erica Parise)

TV passes the bechdel test

Mary Elizabeth Williams

How did a terrible year for real women become such a great one for fictional ones?

Anya Taylor-Joy in "The Witch" (A24)

Victims no more

Beth Younger - The Conversation

Women have taken center stage in an unexpected film genre

Our forgotten Native history

Matthew Rozsa

Historian William Hogeland reminds us that our nation was largely built on "racial slavery and expropriation"

The Battle Of Bunker Hill In 1775 During The American Revolution (Getty/traveler1116)

America’s violent birth

Holger Hoock

The Founding Fathers were no strangers to extreme polarization, political violence and intimidation of the press

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Don't fear the tech reaper

Sierra Filucci - Common Sense Media

Debunking the most common media myths and truths with real research and practical advice

This photo made on Sunday Jan.1, 2017, shows a tenth grader attending a class how to investigate a computer network that has been hacked in Beit Shemesh, Israel. In its quest to become a world leader in cyber security and technology, Israel is placing its hopes in the country's youth. (AP Photo/Daniel Estrin) (AP)

Keeping quiet

Charlie May

Two global attacks in six weeks using the NSA's cyber weapons. Shouldn't they be held accountable?

A man wears a "Black Lives Matter" hoodie as he stands on the Capitol building lawn (AP/Evan Vucci)

We are still not free

D. Watkins

How can we celebrate Independence Day in good conscience with so many disenfranchised citizens?

Harrison Ford in "American Graffiti" (LucasFilm)

The 10 best "American" films

Gary M. Kramer

"American Beauty", "American Graffiti", "American Psycho" — Do you see what we're doing here?

The Convenient Terrorist by John Kiriakou and Joseph Hickman; Abu Zubaydah (Hot Books/AP/U.S. Central Command)

How a jihadist was made

John Kiriakou, Joseph Hickman

Abu Zubaydah was a man born without a country. This is his journey from child of immigrants to Mujahideen fighter

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Hurting rural America

Claire Snell-Rood, Cathleen Willging - The Conversation

Will this be the beginning of a rural-urban health gap?

(AP/Reed Saxon/Steven Senne)

Amazon's Brave New Future

Jim Hightower

The internet behemoth's plan to buy out Whole Foods isn't a win-win for the people

(Wikimedia)

Trump vs. the Declaration

Matthew Rozsa

In some ways, the president stomps on its core values. In other ways, his posturing is par for the course

Has farming lost its beauty?

Alexandra Clinton

Longtime voice of rural America gets loving tribute in Offerman and Laura Dunn's documentary “Look & See"

Read the Bill of Rights

James Madison

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution guarantee essential rights and liberties — and some other stuff

In this Friday, April 14, 2017 photo, a security personnel riding a motorized platform moves past an electric vehicle charging station in Beijing, China. Automakers face a conflict in China's huge but crowded market: Regulators are pushing them to sell electric cars, but buyers want gasoline-hungry SUVs. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)

the private sector's carbon

Michael Vandenbergh, Jonathan M. Gilligan - The Conversation

Businesses can make up for inaction on climate by government by investing in energy and fuel efficiency

Benedict Arnold; Michael Flynn (AP/Susan Walsh/WikiMedia)

Tale of a traitor

Heather Digby Parton

Embittered by rejection and in need of money, a general turns against his own country. Who are we talking about?

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