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Was Jazmine Barnes a victim of domestic terrorism? Will white America own it?
D. Watkins
Will America confront racist domestic terror, or will Jazmine's killer be seen as yet another "deranged loner"?
Fox’s Tucker Carlson claims there is “more drug and alcohol abuse” in areas where women outearn men
Shira Tarlo
"It's not propaganda from the evangelicals," Carlson claimed on his Fox News broadcast. "It's social science"
#MeToo, but so what? Percentage of women directing top films dropped in 2018
Rachel Leah
It was a year for women in Hollywood, where #MeToo and Time's Up gained power. But not in the director's chair
Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker grovels before President Trump at first Cabinet meeting
Matthew Chapman
Trump’s acting attorney general just humiliated himself with a display of servile groveling
Why people become vegans: The history, sex and science of a meatless existence
Joshua T. Beck
A behavioral scientist explains why people become vegans
Best of 2018: I am a “MasterChef” survivor
Jessie Glenn
Have you ever wondered what kind of person auditions for reality TV? Here's my story, and what I saw
Top 10 blockbuster movies of 2018: Ranking the year’s major action films and franchise behemoths
Matthew Rozsa
In a cinematic year full of superhero epics and big-budget franchise sequels, these ten movies stand out
Donald Trump still holds power — but the left won the culture war in 2018
Amanda Marcotte
As a new year dawns, it's clear that Donald Trump's grip is fading and the left is winning hearts and minds
Beto vs. Bernie: The simplistic narrative that threatens to undermine the 2020 campaign
Paul Rosenberg
A social media proxy war between two white men? To build a better future, Democrats have to be better than this
US evangelicals aren’t on the same page on Trump support
Sarah K Burris
The evangelical Christian community has managed to divide, thanks in part, to President Donald Trump
Best tech books of 2018 for people who despise the tech industry
Keith A. Spencer
Most tech criticism is far too timid, geared towards self-congratulatory techies. These books are the antidote
Stock markets and the Trump factor
Uwe Bott
While Trump says it’s all the Fed’s fault, this is why U.S. stock markets are really collapsing
On a Montana reservation, schools favor whites over Native Americans
Annie Waldman
Tribes say that discrimination by the Wolf Point School District contributes to some of their youth dropping out
Best of 2018: What a dominatrix knows about #MeToo
Natalie West
Sex workers like me are on the frontlines in the battle against toxic masculinity
Cancer patients deserve good sex: “It’s totally life-affirming”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An oncologist who advocates for sexual healing says "we neglect the importance of thinking about how people live"
Happy New Year, kind of: America on a knife edge as 2019 begins
Andrew O'Hehir
What kind of country are we as the New Year begins? Have we given up on the promises of Jefferson and Lincoln?
American people to Trump: What’s goin’ on in the markets?
Richard Phillips
Unlike in 2008, no single reason has yet been identified as causing the downturn
Best of 2018: How LinkedIn turned this “Failmom” into a socialist
Lori Barrett
A dismal job market and "Chapo Trap House" turned me, a middle-aged mother, into a radical
Will bad bankers ever be punished?
Frank Vogl
What can be done to rein in the prevailing culture of greed at leading global banks?
What could millennials kill off in 2019? Weddings and becoming parents
Rachel Leah
Data suggests millennials are getting married and having kids later in life, because both are so expensive
How has Hollywood changed this year? SalonTV’s best interviews of 2018
Alexandra Clinton
Mira Sorvino, Barry Jenkins, Bo Burnham and more reflect on MeToo, Time's Up, inclusion riders and "Black Panther"
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