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Why so many architects are angered by “Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again”
Kai Gutschow
Federal building guidelines say that "development of an official style must be avoided"
Oscar snub of “Little Women” shows the limits of Hollywood feminism
Shama Rangwala, Erin O'Neil
Gerwig’s film adaptation of "Little Women" gives us perhaps the most explicitly feminist take on the classic novel
Is technology consistent with electoral integrity? The hard lessons of Iowa
Sarah E. Hunt, Bishop Garrison
Nothing is more important to democracy than the integrity of America's elections. Iowa's fiasco didn't help
Congressional Democrats call for Stephen Miller’s resignation: “A known white nationalist”
Matthew Rozsa
Emails leaked last year revealed that Miller promoted ideas from white nationalist publications
Handwritten valentines create a legacy of love and literacy
Hetty Roessingh
Writing cards, notes and love letters contributes to well-being and happiness
Romancing the music: “High Fidelity” and “Cherish the Day” find affection in their art
Melanie McFarland
Hulu's series revamp of Nick Hornby's novel and Ava DuVernay's new OWN series explore how music informs identity
How Iran’s millennials are grappling with crippling US sanctions
Manata Hashemi
Coping with prolonged insecurity and constant threats of crisis, life becomes a search for dignity for Iran's youth
President Trump rehires Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer to White House roles
Matthew Rozsa
Since leaving the West Wing, Spicer competed on "Dancing With the Stars" and Priebus joined the U.S. Navy
Deported to death: U.S. sent 138 Salvadorans home to be killed
Mneesha Gellman
Street gangs that operate with impunity make El Salvador one of the world’s most violent countries
Sean Spicer wants you to pay $199 for him to record a Valentine’s Day message for someone you love
Matthew Rozsa
"What better way to say, 'I love you, I'm thinking of you,' this Valentine's Day than a video from me?"
Iowa disaster shows why techie culture and running elections don’t always mix — is Nevada next?
Steven Rosenfeld
Nevada is racing to replace the app that failed in Iowa with new and untested online voting tools for Feb. 22
From “The Outsider” to “Wrinkles the Clown,” why the boogeyman is all over our TVs
Ashlie D. Stevens
From scary clowns to weeping women, the creepy threats to our kids never go away. But who's the boogeyman of 2020?
Calls for law firm to #DropExxon go national with law student boycott
Emily Pontecorvo
"Our future is on fire and you are fanning the flames."
Author Gabriel Bump: “We might be moving towards worse racial issues”
D. Watkins
Bump appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his debut novel, what it takes to feel safe these days & "American Dirt"
Obama-backed “American Factory” crowned best documentary feature at Oscars
Matthew Rozsa
"This is a film about the state of the human economy right now," Andrew O'Hehir wrote for Salon
King Donald: After acquittal, Trump moves to seize power — and alter reality
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans have given Trump his crown. Sooner or later, they'll regret it — but this crime can't be undone
Bats’ unique immune systems make them stealthy reservoirs for viruses
Marnie Willman
Bats have been at the center of many major viral outbreaks because they can carry viruses without showing symptoms
“Moral injury”: doctors are fed up in a health system that prioritizes profit over quality care
Melissa Bailey
Systemic barriers often make quality patient care impossible, grinding good doctors out of the industry
From the Impossible Burger to the Oscars, the rise of veganism in the mainstream
Ashlie D. Stevens
Vegans, vegans everywhere! With plenty mock meat or dairy options, it's never been a better time to eat plant-based
Why two supervisors are encouraging Los Angeles County to hire formerly incarcerated workers
Hilda L. Solis, Mark Ridley-Thomas
It's not just compassion — hiring reentry individuals is good for the community and good for business, too
Why does the “Bernie Bro” myth persist? Because pundits don’t understand how the internet works
Keith A. Spencer
A misunderstanding of social media is driving media elites to keep pushing an easily disprovable stereotype
Get ready for Donald Trump’s next act — “vindication and attack”
Terry H. Schwadron
And you thought Trump was insufferable before the impeachment
Using pornography to rewrite the script for consent
Milena Popova
Pornography is far from a monolithic cultural phenomenon, and the meanings we make from it are complex and varied
How Minneapolis made Prince
Rashad Shabazz
A human geographer explains how Minneapolis' unique musical culture nurtured and inspired the budding star
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