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Trump's hits keep on coming

Charlie May

Trump's rants against the media may be a vast distraction, while he quietly chips away at social programs

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Beyond millenial pink

Kim VanderVoort

Why we’re obsessed with millennial pink — the concept, not the color

A heroin addict’s appeal to Trump

Ritchie Farrell - Alternet

Countless lives are lost at the hands of America's deadliest drug

Cover detail of "Sparkle Boy" (Lee & Low Books)

"Sparkle Boy" shines bright

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Heather Has Two Mommies" author Lesléa Newman shines in her new children's book about a boy who loves glitter

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Give Uber back to its drivers!

Keith A. Spencer

In many gig economy companies, workers own everything needed for the company to run. Time to make them into co-ops

Betty Gilpin as Debbie "Liberty Belle" Eagan in "Glow" (Netflix/Erica Parise)

"GLOW": Wrestling with friends

Melanie McFarland

As much as the series is about female solidarity, it's also about the sometimes brutal dynamics of friendships

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Enough with the vinyl already

Gabriel Bell

The music giant is bringing vinyl back, which is great. But, boy, am I tired of all this

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Trump's media war goes meta

Charlie May

President tweets altered wrestling video that shows him taking out CNN. Is this a political strategy? Will it work?

"Kauernde" by Auguste Rodin (1840-1917) is part of Cornelius Gurlitt's art collection (AP/Henning Kaiser)

Inside a Nazi art loot stash

Noah Charney

These works hoarded by Hildebrand Gurlitt, "Hitler's art thief," are merely the tip of the looted art iceberg

(AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)

poorest hardest hit

Brian Kahn - Climate Central

Union County, Florida is a classic example of environmental injustice

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Keys to the cyber caliphate

Malcolm Nance, Christopher Sampson

How U.S. counterterrorism intelligence got their hands on the data that changed the fight against ISIS

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homeless are screwed

Anna Sanford - Alternet

People who redeem recyclables as their source of income are in a difficult situation

(Reuters/Eric Thayer)

Police shootings continue

Charlie May

For the third straight year police officers are expected to fatally shoot 1,000 people across the U.S.

Mitch McConnell (Getty/Saul Loeb)

GOP's massive fail: What now?

Paul Rosenberg

This victory could begin to turn the tide — but the right's long war against the welfare state is nowhere near over

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sasquatch hunters

Dylan Taylor-Lehman - Narratively

For these “citizen scientists” and researchers, Bigfoot is very real

Members of the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism Service (CTS) hold upside-down the flag of the Islamic State (IS) group, in the Old City of Mosul, June 30, 2017. (Getty/Fadel Senna)

The end of ISIS? Maybe

Émile P. Torres

Although the Islamic State is close to a decisive military defeat, its apocalyptic ideology isn't going anywhere

A portrait of the author. (Salon/Flora Thevoux)

America needs more rudeness

Matthew Rozsa

Why nobody complains anymore and why that hurts us

Egyptian riot policemen surround a march (Getty/Mohamed El-Shahed)

Egyptian leader's odd crisis

Steven A. Cook

Two obscure islands that many Egyptians didn't even know about suddenly threaten President Sisi's regime

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failing diversity test

Jake Murray - The Conversation

How a holistic approach to admissions can improve racial diversity

Ronald Reagan (Getty/Michael Evans)

This is the real Ronald Reagan

Henry Olsen

Reagan was a true "working-class Republican" whose ideals were rooted in the New Deal, not against it

WATCH: The art of cruelty

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Will" actor Ewen Bremner reveals the passion behind one of English history's greatest villains

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judging without a degree

Joe Sexton - ProPublica

A review of the NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct chronicles the costs of a tradition resistant to change

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Our frayed election system

Joe Mohen

We don't know for sure what happened in 2016. But we know a determined foreign adversary could hack our elections

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Media's Cold War flashback

Danielle Ryan

CNN's terrible week was just the latest example of sloppy, hysterical Russia coverage that only feeds Trump

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