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Passengers wear face masks to protect against the spread of the Coronavirus as they arrive on a flight from Asia at Los Angeles International Airport, California, on January 29, 2020. (Mark Ralston/AFP via Getty Images)

The silent threat of the coronavirus

Christine Crudo Blackburn, Andrew Natsios, Gerald W Parker, Leslie Ruyle - The Conversation

As the new coronavirus spreads rapidly around the globe, the international community is scrambling to keep up.

People enter the town hall just after sunrise to cast their ballot in the US presidential election on November 4, 2008 in the rural township of San Francisco, Minnesota. The town hall, which is a converted one room school house, serves as the polling location for the township. (Cory Ryan/Getty Images)

Can Democrats win in rural America?

Paul Rosenberg

Nebraska Democrat Jane Kleeb on how Democrats can still win rural votes — and how to address guns and abortion

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2020: A big year for marijuana

Phillip Smith - Independent Media Institute

When it comes to pot prohibition, it's state legislatures that refuse to act who are out of step with the times

Democratic Presidential Candidate former U.S. Senator John Edwards (D-NC) at the Iowa State Fair August 16, 2007 in Des Moines, Iowa. The fair runs until August 19th and is expected to draw about 1 million people. Sen. Barack Obama also made a campaign stop at the fair today.  / "Moving Forward: A Story of Hope, Hard Work, and the Promise of America" by Karine Jean-Pierre (Charles Ommanney/Getty Images/Hanover Square Press/Salon)

Working on a doomed campaign

Karine Jean-Pierre

I worked for both John Edwards and Anthony Weiner. This is what it feels like when your candidate is doomed

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How much did Secret Service pay Trump?

How much did Secret Service pay Trump?

Sarah K. Burris - Raw Story

“Mr. Trump would like Americans to think that being president has cost him money"

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From Pentagon spending to reelection

William D. Hartung - TomDispatch.com

The president bets on arms sales big time

Donald Trump in polite society (Getty Images/Salon)

"Low class" Donald Trump and the Wasps

Nell Beram

Trump is technically at least part Wasp, but he's clearly deficient in several crucial areas of our shared culture

Democratic presidential candidate South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg greets Iowa voters while arriving at a campaign event December 08, 2019 in Coralville, Iowa. Less than two months remain before Iowa holds its caucuses in the nation's first contest in the 2020 presidential election. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

What is "momentum" actually worth?

Daniel Palazzolo, Ernest B. McGowen III - The Conversation

Before the primary, Buttigieg said his campaign had the "strongest momentum"

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Climate change and environmental disasters (Getty Images/Roy Scott)

The climate crisis must reunite America

Peter Dale Scott

American history should teach us to be optimistic even in dark times. In my 90 years, I've seen it happen myself

Trump, Barr, Republicans out for revenge

Trump, Barr, Republicans out for revenge

Terry H. Schwadron - DCReport

And just as their Biden Derangement Syndrome gains traction, the former vice president’s election prospects fade

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Changing clocks: which time to choose?

Roxie Hammill - KFF Health News

A big question looms ahead of this year's March 8 change: Which is better, summer hours or standard time?

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Does moderate drinking shrink the brain?

David Baranger - Massive Science

Both brain size and drinking habits are linked to genes, not directly to each other

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Passengers wear protective masks to protect against the spread of the Coronavirus as they arrive at the Los Angeles International Airport, California, on January 22, 2020. (Mark Ralston/AFP via Getty Images)

Coronavirus outbreak spurs prejudice

Marisa Peryer - Undark

As anti-Asian sentiment surges amid the growing coronavirus crisis, experts point to history & warn of consequences

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway (AP/Evan Vucci)

Kellyanne Conway: Trump is the victim

David Edwards - Raw Story

“The president recognizes, as many people do, it feels like there’s a two-tiered criminal justice system"

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Secondhand smoke — but nationwide

Sebastian Eastham, Steven Barrett - The Conversation

According to a new study, about four in 10 air pollution deaths in the US are due to emissions crossing state lines

Iowa Caucus (Getty Images/Salon)

Nevada Dems look to Silicon Valley

Steven Rosenfeld - Independent Media Institute

Google and Apple are about to play a big role in 2020’s next presidential contest.

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Questions remain about treated sewage

Tom Perkins - Civil Eats

Use of biosolids in agriculture is increasingly coming under fire as a potential health and environmental threat

Vinales town, Casa particular (Getty Images/John Elk III)

Airbnb is "Disneyfying" Havana

David Nemer

Unused to the fake smiles innate to the gig economy, Cubans bear the brunt of Airbnb's emotional labor

Gabriela Holzer in the Bacardi Legacy Semi-Finals (Bacardi)

Bartenders, get ready to rum-ble

Erin Keane

In this global bartending competition, bartenders are judged on original drinks — and the stories behind them

Washington (José Sarmento de Matos / History)

Washington would have hated Trump

Matthew Rozsa

The country's first president was a problematic man, and yet even he recognized the evils of partisanship

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Enabling drug use or saving lives?

Giles Bruce - KFF Health News

"I hate it that syringe programs aren't available for all Hoosiers," said Indiana state Rep. Ed Clere

"The Future of Feeling: Building Empathy in a Tech-Obsessed World" by Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips (Little A/Getty Images/Salon)

The empathy gap at work

Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips

An entrepreneur set out to make clear how divergent our workplace experiences are

Quality control operator of the Spanish publishing outfit Siloe Luis Miguel works on cloning the illustrated codex hand-written manuscript Voynich in Burgos on August 9, 2016. (Cesar Manso/AFP via Getty)

The quest to crack the Voynich code

Jillian Foley - Undark

Why are so many scholars and scientists obsessed with deciphering a bizarre, illustrated 600-year old manuscript?

A tree sprouting in a forest (Getty Images)

The "trillion tree" debate

Dan Lambe

While carbon reduction in other realms is key, planting vast groves of trees is a crucial part of saving Earth

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