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Kamala Harris on Axios (Axios/HBO)

Controversy in Kamala Harris campaign

Matthew Rozsa

Kamala Harris' campaign has had major layoffs to deal with the candidate's precipitous decline in the polls

Stills from "Marriage Story", Tiffany Haddish: Black Mitzvah" and "Witcher" (Netflix)

What's new on Netflix in December

Ashlie D. Stevens

Stand-up comedy, stomach-turning true crime, Oscar bait & a makeup competition show are just some of the offerings

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Piracetam found in brain supplements

Eli Wolfe - FairWarning

Brain enhancement drugs with a variety of ingredients have been booming in recent years

Joseph Stiglitz (AP/Mark Lennihan)

Stiglitz: End the obsession with GDP

Jon Queally - Common Dreams

"If we measure the wrong thing," warns Joseph Stiglitz, "we will do the wrong thing."

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Trump defenders and science deniers

Lee McIntyre - The Conversation

Donald Trump and his supporters exhibit the methods of science deniers.

Amazon Employees for Climate Justice

Amazon's Europe workers take action

Jake Johnson - Common Dreams

Labor activists across Europe use Black Friday to raise awareness about Amazon's working conditions, alleged abuses

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Why are we shocked?

Danny Katch - Truthout

Long before Trump, police were using bullying and gaslighting to cover up their own crimes.

Antipasto Stromboli_credit (Christopher Hirsheimer)

Pie for dinner? Not all pastry is sweet

Joseph Neese

"I think it's time for all of us in America to embrace the savory pie," the James Beard Award nominee tells Salon

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The fight against food-borne outbreaks

Bhavya Singh - Massive Science

With new and improving technology, catching the annual romaine lettuce outbreak could get a lot easier

Minutemen pass through a stretch of remote Sonoran desert that has been damaged by groups of migrants having to discard clothing and medicine on their journey north. Thirty miles from the Mexican border, Minutemen volunteers from across America spend time patrolling a large private ranch in the Altar Valley of southern Arizona, searching for "illegal" migrants making their way north through the harsh desert terrain. Although most of the Minutemen carry guns, they are under strict instructions to not chase or apprehend migrants, but instead to report sightings to the border patrol. | Location: Three Points, Arizona, USA. (Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)

"Finding the bones was heartbreaking"

Christine Hannigan

Our crew, assigned to trawl for supplies abandoned in the desert, picked up what migrants had to leave behind

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A momentous transition

David M. Hart - The Conversation

Manufacturing electric vehicles requires less labor and could disrupt the auto workforce

Jason Reynolds (Ben Fractenberg)

Reynolds: Kids need writer role models

D. Watkins

Bestselling YA author discusses his latest book, "Look Both Ways" and his evolution as an artist

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Political hashtags: Are they effective?

Eugenia Ha Rim Rho - The Conversation

When news stories include a catchy hashtag, readers perceived the news topic to be less socially important

Humpback Whale (Getty Images/Science Photo Library)

What the blue whale's heart sounds like

Nicole Karlis

Researchers placed sensors on a blue whale in the wild to gather the data

Ted Danson and Kristen Bell in "The Good Place" (Colleen Hayes/NBC)

"The Good Place": Second chance at life?

Matthew Robert Anderson, Christine Jamieson - The Conversation

Centuries after Dante, it’s surprising to find the afterlife back, and winning awards as a successful series.

Activists rally against ExxonMobil during the Global Climate March in Washington, D.C., on November 29, 2017. (Johnny Silvercloud/Flickr)

Climate activists turn to the courts

Hillel Aron - FairWarning

The rising tide of litigation could represent a new front in the fight to limit the harm from climate change

Impeachment Hearing Photographers (Jeff Malet Photography)

Impeachment as (stupid) spectacle

David Masciotra

Everyone involved in this sham understands Donald Trump is a crook. That's not the cause of our nation's problems

Former U.S. President Barack Obama (Scott Olson/Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Obama's misplaced wish for the Democrats

Robert Hennelly

Americans don't want to "tear down the system," Obama said. Uh... has he seen the system lately?

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More voting machine headaches in 2020

Steven Rosenfeld - Independent Media Institute

Debuts and tests of new machines suggest random delays

A little fall fitness inspiration

Compiled by Salon staff

From supplements to shoes and much in between, here’s how to bring a focus on fitness into your life this season

Donald Trump and Edward Gallagher (AP Photo/Getty Images/Salon)

The war crimes president

Lucian K. Truscott IV

Trump is destroying what commanders call "good order and discipline." It's malicious, stupid and destructive

Demonstrators raise their hands as they perform against police violence after several demonstrators were injured in their eyes with pellets, outside La Moneda presidential palace in Santiago on November 12, 2019. (Rodrigo Arangua/Afp Via Getty Images)

Rising up to resist neoliberalism

Nicholas Powers - Truthout

A new generation in the Global North and the Global South is rising up against neoliberalism

Michael Bloomberg (Getty/Lukas Schulze)

Bloomberg fans overlook his scandals

Ari Paul - FAIR

Tom Friedman, Bret Stephens and the rest of Bloomberg's fanboys don't want to talk about his real record in NYC

(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Jim Inofe puts his lake house first

Sarah Okeson - DCReport

The Senate’s most famous anti-environmentalist doesn’t want his vacation home left high and dry

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