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WATCH: You don’t have to suffer in silence
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The filmmakers of a new documentary, "When the Bough Breaks," take on the stigma of postpartum depression
Despite some union support, Trump’s new labor pick would be terrible for workers
Bruce Vail
R. Alexander Acosta has "consistently sided with employers" and supported efforts to restrict voting rights in Ohio
Dying, with a lifetime of literature
Lynette Williamson
When I was diagnosed with a terminal illness, I didn't expect the books I taught for 30 years to define how I coped
Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore stays on as denomination struggles to adapt
Matthew Sheffield
The nation's most conservative Christian denomination may force a prominent Trump opponent from its leadership
The many identities of the digital-age activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Kate Fustich
Australian millennial activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied takes on all comers with a mix of straight talk and good humor
Hey, wouldn’t it be cool to have a constitutional convention? Oh, hell no
Paul Rosenberg
Right-wingers are tiptoeing toward calling a constitutional convention — and that could turn into an epic disaster
NOAA cuts could stymie research, put lives at risk
Andrea Thompson, Brian Kahn
Budget cuts would be "an undeclared war on climate research"
Conservative feud: Right-wing pundit Mark Steyn sues after student-loan billionaire Cary Katz cancels his web show
Matthew Sheffield
Bizarre case pits popular pundit against Obama-hating billionaire who built business on federal subsidies
Trump’s second-rate Reagan impression: Supply-side economics will work — for the ultra-rich
Conor Lynch
Trump has revived the undead dogma of supply-side economics, which will make the rich richer and hurt everyone else
Family of conflicts: White House power player Jared Kushner is keeping parts of his real estate empire
Justin Elliott, Al Shaw
It’s not clear how Jared Kushner plans to avoid issues that could affect his bank account
Lawn and disorder: America’s obsession with the perfect home lawn is terrible for the environment
Diane Stopyra
American yards are wreaking havoc on the ecosystem. Is a new era of landscape design just around the rose bush?
Uber’s dismissive treatment of employee’s sexism claims is all too typical
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Legal mandates rarely disrupt business objectives; they're largely viewed as an inconvenience delegated to HR
Fossil fuels’ BFF: Scott Pruitt’s emails show why Republicans rushed through his EPA confirmation
Sophia Tesfaye
Thousands of the new EPA chief's emails were released by court order Wednesday
Robert Reich: Why Trumponomics fails
Robert Reich
Trump says the Boeing Dreamliner is an American product. On this, he's very wrong
Uber to investigate sexual harassment claim by engineer
AP Staff
An engineer said her complaints were ignored because her boss was a high performer
Ted Nugent joins Kid Rock as potential candidate for U.S. Senate race in Michigan
Taylor Link
The rock musician could not rule out a bid in an interview
Robert Reich: President Trump’s most shameful act so far
Robert Reich
Trump continues to make a debunked assertion about something so fundamental to our democracy
Is YouTube sensation PewDiePie really a Nazi? His intentions matter less than his effect
Matthew Sheffield
The YouTube superstar has become an alt-right hero, mirroring the nerd-to-Nazi transition of 4chan and others
A dangerous troll is now reporting from the White House
Media Matters
Gateway Pundit's new White House correspondent spent their first day flashing hate symbol from the briefing room
Stephen Miller fought “Islamofascism”: Trump aide founded controversial group in college
Taylor Link
The architect of the executive order targeting Muslim immigrants helped start the "Terrorism Awareness Project"
Our man in the Middle East: The confusing worldview of Trump aide Derek Harvey
Steven A. Cook
Col. Derek Harvey has more mainstream views on Islam than Gen. Michael Flynn — but he still has strange baggage
“Dilbert” creator Scott Adams calls Berkeley protesters “hypnotized zombie-boys in black masks”
Matthew Rozsa
The cartoonist fears they will "possibly try to club me to death if I walk on campus"
You are now the gatekeeper of news
Aly Colón
The gatekeeping role that the legacy media newspapers and network television news once played falls to all of us
A Trump sellout: Alex Jones trashed by former editor for playing “the race and religion card”
Eric Hananoki
Kurt Nimmo, a longtime former editor for Alex Jones’ Infowars.com, called ex-boss as a “snake oil salesman”
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