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Harvey, Irma and Zika

Christine Crudo Blackburn, Gerald W. Parker, Morten Wendelbo - The Conversation

The standing water the storms have left behind will almost certainly cause an explosion of the mosquito population

(AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, File)

Don't buy the new iPhone, fix yours

Amelia Urry

These simple ways to fix your old iPhone instead of getting a new one will save money and resources

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Solar power, the protector

Joshua M. Pearce - The Conversation

The U.S. faces a triple threat in the possibility of a major grid failure

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Sitting too long can kill you

Kali Holloway - Alternet

Terrible news for the majority of us who spend long periods glued to our desks

(AP Photo/Nati Harnik, File)

Who's behind fossil fuel extraction?

Alison Rose Levy - Truthout

The plan to speed construction of fossil fuel infrastructures cast a shadow over our half-hearted participation

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Pot, but no pillow?

Dierdre Conroy - The Conversation

Existing research suggests the effects of cannabis on sleep may depend on many factors

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California moves forward on sentencing

Phillip Smith - Alternet

Just because the feds are regressing doesn't mean the states have to

Destruction left after Hurricane Irma (Getty/Gerben Van Es)

Infrastructure rebuild? Think again

Andrew Revkin - ProPublica

Several experts on climate and resilience talk about the role of government

Anaïs Nin (Wikimedia)

My mentor, Anaïs Nin

Tristine Rainer

As a graduate student at UCLA in the late 1960s, I became a part of Anaïs Nin's inner circle

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How dreamers strengthen the US economy

Ethan Lewis - The Conversation

Immigration that emphasizes diversity attracts people who specialize in occupations uncommon for U.S.-born workers

The layers of Chuck

Rachel Leah

"Better Call Saul" has 9 Emmy nominations. Actor Michael McKean talks the layers of Chuck

Michael Bennett #72 of the Seattle Seahawks (Getty/Joe Robbins)

The radical politics of Michael Bennett

Rachel Leah

The most vocal player in the NFL was recently the victim of police brutality; it won't stop him from speaking out

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Possible closure of Cuban embassy

Taylor Link

A spate of mysterious attacks against U.S. diplomats has the State Department reviewing an embassy shut down

iPhone 8, iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus (Getty/Justin Sullivan)

Life in iPhone hell

D. Watkins

I've been in a love-hate relationship with Apple since the iPod seduced me in 2002. I suspect I'm not alone

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Meet the Jane Goodall of bears

Jill L. Ferguson - Narratively

Dr. Lynn Rogers has spent years proving it’s safe to get up close and personal with wild black bears

Heather Graham in "Wetlands" (Abramorama Entertainment)

Heather Graham comes into her own

Gary M. Kramer

With a stellar career spanning the '80s to today, Graham is opening up to different characters and directing

People wait to take a train, at the Saint-Charles railway station in Marseille. (AP Photo/Claude Paris)

Acid attack hits France

Taylor Link

Police say that the women were treated in a hospital, but did not call the attack terror related

"The Vietnam War" (PBS)

The Vietnam War

Melanie McFarland

Ken Burns and Lynn Novick return with another epic series that tells us how who were were then got us to now

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Vietnam changed war

Richard Lachmann - The Conversation

It is important to understand how Vietnam set a pattern for finding honor in inconclusive or lost wars

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Fixing Rotten Tomatoes reviews

Matthew Rozsa

The Tomatometer is beloved and useful, but far from perfect — here are 26 films that the aggregator got wrong

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Statue of Liberty: Still an icon?

Noah Charney

A city's or country's icon immediately invokes the character of a place. America's is now cloaked in irony

Kenneth Gleason is shown in an undated booking photo (East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office via AP)

Racially-motivated slayings in Louisiana

Taylor Link

Police say that the shooting deaths of two black men in Baton Rouge could be due to the color of their skin

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Trump hurts his biggest fans

Michael Arria - Truthout

As the Trump administration rolls back Obama era regulations, he may be rolling over supporters

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Black immigrants: A triple consciousness

Atima Omara

We need more awareness of the black immigrant identity, which is unique in America

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