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Republicans grapple with Nazi candidate

Taylor Link

A Nazi who won a congressional primary in Illinois has Republicans uneasy; some more so than others, apparently

Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart in "The Good Fight" (Elizabeth Fisher/CBS)

Go low in "The Good Fight" to win

Melanie McFarland

"The Good Fight" season 2 shows the folly of clinging to civility in a world that's abandoned its conscience

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Telescope scans the skies for asteroids

Michael B. Lund - The Conversation

The question is not if a dangerously large asteroid will collide with the Earth, but when?

This app uses AI for meditation sessions

Salon Marketplace

These buds are made for serious activity

Salon Marketplace

A budtender (right) shows cannabis buds to a customer at the Green Pearl Organics dispensary on the first day of legal recreational marijuana sales in Desert Hot Springs, California. (Getty/Robyn Beck)

California may experience "weed drought"

Nicole Karlis

New, hard-to-satisfy restrictions may lead to the corporate consolidation of the industry, some fear

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Comedian prank calls the president

Taylor Link

The comedian was able to get ahold of Trump on Air Force One, raising concerns about the White House's amateurism

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A reappraisal of Hell in Trump’s America

Willie Davis

Until we reclaim our language, we’ll have no clue who is setting our moral compass

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How does your body "burn" fat?

David Prologo - The Conversation

Increasing the amount of exercise is one way to use the energy stored in fat cells, or to "burn" fat

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Don’t abandon farmers in the Farm Bill

Caroline Kamm - Civil Eats

As Congress seeks to pass a unified version of the farm bill, some programs that support new farmers are at risk

FILE - In this Sept. 30, 2011, file photo, a reflection of the Department of Homeland Security logo is seen reflected in the glasses of a cyber security analyst in the watch and warning center at the Department of Homeland Security's secretive cyber defense facility at Idaho National Laboratory in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Through history, the United States has relied on its borders and superior military might to protect against and deter foreign aggressors. But a lack of boundaries and any rulebook in cyberspace has increased the threat and leveled the playing field today. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, File) (AP)

Supreme Court sides with cyber security

Jonathan Weinberg - The Conversation

Supreme Court has handed down a landmark privacy decision about cellphone location data and government access

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One year after pulling out of Paris

LaToya Cantrell, Mayor of New Orleans, Jenny Durkan, Mayor of Seattle

One year since Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement women are stepping up and speaking out

Kevin Costner as John Dutton in "Yellowstone" (Kevin Lynch/Paramount Networ)

"Yellowstone," an American purgatory

David Masciotra

In the mythos of Americana, no region is more important than the West

Shapiro comes on "Real Time"

Taylor Link

The "Real Time" host had the ultra-right-wing commentator on to talk about the "social fabric" under Donald Trump

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The looming recession

Angelo Young

Trump's bellicose trade rhetoric may nix the benefits of his corporate tax cut & end the second-longest expansion

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Hidden fees making AT&T millions

Chris Mills - BGR

The boost to AT&T’s bottom line is thanks to a $1.99 “administrative fee” that the company is applying to lines

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Getty/Scott Heins)

Will Congress gain a climate champion?

Eric Holthaus - Grist

Ocasio-Cortez’s plan for tackling climate change deserves attention

John Roberts; Anthony Kennedy; Neil Gorsuch (Getty/Salon)

SCOTUS is a hedge for white privilege

Lucian K. Truscott IV

The folks on Trump's list of SCOTUS nominees are bought-and-paid-for right-wing corporate hacks; we must resist

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Hate crimes on the rise in America

Brian Levin, James J. Nolan, John David Reitzel - The Conversation

Over the past several years, hate crimes have been on the rise in America’s largest cities, with a spike in 2016

Jonathan Hutson; Jarrod Ramos (Nina K./AP)

Annapolis suspect shaped by alt-right

Paul Rosenberg

In Jarrod Ramos' disturbing Twitter history, far-right connections and hints of violence against journalists

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Shortage of care providers cause crisis

S.E. Smith - In These Times

Across the United States, a shortage of care providers is creating a crisis for elders and disabled people

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Credit-card wars

Stephanie Savell - TomDispatch.com

Today’s war-financing strategies will only increase inequality

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Five congressional districts move left

Jillian S. Ambroz

From Virginia to Texas, the GOP is feeling the pressure

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Uber wins London license

Chris Mills - BGR

The judge granted Uber a 15-month “probationary” license

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