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Organic farming and fascism

John Toohey - The Conversation

The roots of organic farming in the United Kingdom can be traced to the fascism movement that began after WWI

Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome in "Another Period" (Comedy Central)

Another period, same gilded problems

Melanie McFarland

Natasha Leggero and Riki Lindhome talk about the similarities between their satire of 1902 and the modern era

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How do you teach boys about consent?

D. Watkins

Don't leave it up to the guy catcalling on the street corner to teach boys how to approach girls

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The loneliness of motherhood

Julia Bainbridge - The Lonely Hour

Postpartum depression, fertility issues, and the pressures of caring for a child can all make mothers lonely

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Ursula K. Le Guin dies at 88

Nicole Karlis

The literary icon passed away in her Portland home

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Trump's voter panel flagged Hispanics

Charlie May

Trump advisor who was recently arrested on child pornography charges requested "Hispanic surname flag notation"

Megyn Kelly (AP/Charles Sykes)

"The View" goes in on Megyn Kelly

Rachel Leah

Joy Behar said "Jane should have just said to her, 'and how much work have you had, bitch?'" Behar later apologized

James Comey; Robert Mueller; Donald Trump (Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla/Staff/Alex Wong / Staff/Darren McCollester /Stringer)

Comey interviewed by Mueller probe

Charlie May

The former head of the FBI met with Mueller's investigators last year to discuss his firing by Trump

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Ky. shooter to be charged with murder

Nicole Karlis

A 15-year-old boy opened fire at a western Kentucky high school, killing two teens

Justin Timberlake; Dylan Farrow (Getty/Valerie Macon/AP/Evan Agostini)

Dylan Farrow slams Justin Timberlake

Rachel Leah

Rule of thumb: Don't wear a Time's Up pin if you support alleged abusers

Rupert Murdoch (AP/Dennis Van Tine/Salon)

Rupert Murdoch bashes Facebook

Matthew Rozsa

Propagandist angry at Facebook for spreading other peoples’ propaganda

Connie Nielsen and director Patty Jenkins on the set of "Wonder Woman" (Warner Bros. Pictures/Clay Enos)

"Wonder Woman" shut out at Oscars

Gabriel Bell

The Oscars were never going to honor the Amazonian, but she never required their approval

Susan Collins holds a ceremonial "talking stick" (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

GOP's "talking stick" can't help them

Matthew Rozsa

Republican Sen. Susan Collins resorts to silly tactics to keep her fellow lawmakers in line during negotiations

Donald Trump; Stormy Daniels; Tony Perkins (AP/Evan Vucci/Matt Sayles/Mary Altaffer)

Religious leaders give Trump a mulligan

Charlie May

Evangelical leaders say they were "tired of being kicked around by Barack Obama and his leftists"

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Is the partisan gerrymander doomed?

David Daley

Republicans locked in a House majority with their ingenious gerrymander — finally, the courts are striking back

Kellyanne Conway Spokespuppet on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" (YouTube/Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Kellyanne Conway puppet debuts on Kimmel

Shira Tarlo

Kimmel spoke to “spokespuppet” Kellyanne Conway about her boss’ first year in office

Neil Diamond (AP/Chris Pizzello)

Neil Diamond retires from touring

Rachel Leah

The legendary singer will continue to write and record

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"Fox & Friends" wants McCabe to be fired

Matthew Rozsa

Following a report that Jeff Sessions tried to get FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe fired, Fox News tries the same

Members of the New England Patriots kneel during the National Anthem before a game (Getty/Jim Rogash)

NFL rejects an anti-anthem protest ad

Gabriel Bell

Politics seeps its way into Super Bowl LII

In this Nov. 29, 2016 photo, Attorney General nominee Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., is shown while meeting with Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, on Capitol Hill in Washington. A failed voting fraud prosecution from more than 30 years ago is likely to re-emerge as a contentious issue during Jeff Sessions’ confirmation hearing for attorney general.  The 1985 prosecution involved three black civil rights activists accused of tampering with large numbers of absentee ballots in rural Perry County, Alabama. The defendants argued that they were assisting voters who were poor and uneducated. They were acquitted within hours.  (AP Photo/Molly Riley) (AP)

Sessions questioned by Mueller for hours

Matthew Rozsa

Sessions also reportedly tried to pressure Trump's new FBI director into firing his deputy

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Trump breaks ethics pledge on profits

Charlie May

Trump's private business life has given him room to exploit the Oval Office like never before

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Haiti protests cause US embassy to close

Matthew Rozsa

Following President Trump's alleged disparaging reference to Haiti, U.S. embassy forced to close

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Michigan man allegedly threatens CNN

Matthew Rozsa

What role do President Donald Trump's words play in violent threats against CNN?

Betsy DeVos (AP/Alex Brandon)

DeVos's contempt for education

Mark Hlavacik - The Conversation

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos makes her loathing for public education crystal clear

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