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After Gallagher: The Pentagon faces a big purge
Alexei Bayer
Trump wants enlisted men loyal not to the Constitution, but to himself personally.
Your big brain makes you human — count your neurons when you count your blessings
Suzana Herculano-Houzel
It’s these brain cells that really make humans unique
Are you as grateful as you deserve to be?
Richard Gunderman
Gratitude is not only a great feeling but a healthy one
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives thanks: On Harlem, the black diaspora and his own journey
Chauncey DeVega
The celebrated chef at Red Rooster on his own version of the black diaspora, from Sweden to the heart of Harlem
Stopping the erasure of Native Americans: Why I want to tell new Indigenous stories
Sara Sinclair
There are contemporary stories to learn — as alternatives to over-told narratives like Thanksgiving, even
Multiple women recall sexual misconduct and retaliation by Gordon Sondland
Julia Silverman, Kelly Clarke, Fiona McCann, Maryam Jameel, Doris Burke
Three women recall Sondland made unwanted sexual contact in business settings. Sondland denies the allegations
“A moral basis”: Roy Moore continues culture wars as he attacks same-sex marriage and drag queens
Matthew Rozsa
Moore has signals he will continue to bring social issues like LGBTQ rights to the forefront of his Senate campaign
Donald Trump’s new lie is a real turkey: Now liberals are waging war on Thanksgiving!
Amanda Marcotte
Not content with the mythical "war on Christmas," Trump now claims that liberals want to cancel Thanksgiving
UK: Can Corbyn sell Britain on his hard left turn?
Denis MacShane
British voters must decide on the fate the biggest left-wing political offer made in a western democracy since 1981
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden loses staffer responsible for Latino outreach
Matthew Rozsa
Biden affirms that he prioritizes Latino voters after senior staffer Vanessa Cárdenas resigned last week
“Watchmen” creator Damon Lindelof talks about America’s white superhero complex
Melanie McFarland
Salon continues our chat with Lindelof about his series central interrogation of America's mass superhero worship
2020 campaign shows the more women run, the more they are treated like candidates — not tokens
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Scholars say a "critical mass" of representation is necessary to overcome "token" status.
What you need to know about Baby Yoda (and the adorable merchandise Disney is already making for it)
Matthew Rozsa
The popular baby alien from "The Mandalorian" is probably not actually a baby Yoda, but an infant from his species
With “Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings,” you know ’tis the season for feel-good culture
Melanie McFarland
From Mister Rogers to "Mrs. Maisel," TV and movies are acknowledging that the world needs to feel a little better
Why the Webby Awards founder now unplugs from technology one day a week
Lauren Schiller
Tiffany Shlain, author of "24/6," breaks down her Tech Shabbat and why it's important for "Inflection Point"
Mental illness behind bars: The hard lessons of Orleans Parish
Nick Chrastil
Critics say jail is no place to treat mental illness. The Orleans Parish correctional system is one good reason why
How “Frozen 2” is like “Watchmen”
Hanh Nguyen
No, it has nothing to do with a naked blue guy or squid
Gluten-sensitive liberals? Investigating the stereotype suggests food fads unite us all
Trey Malone
Lots of common foods tend to be full of gluten
Why paper planners are making a comeback
Nicole Karlis
The "vinyl records of organization," the humble paper planner evokes nostalgia and simplicity for many adherents
It’s not just Venice. Climate change imperils ancient treasures everywhere.
Kate Yoder
Can these World Heritage sites survive the climate crisis?
Ingraham and guest call LGBTQ activists “bullies” as Chick-fil-A makes changes to charitable giving
Matthew Rozsa
Laura Ingraham and Chadwick Moore express dismay that the chicken chain won’t donate to alleged anti-LGTQ charities
Is there a risk of “Friends” anniversary overkill?
Hanh Nguyen
Does it feel like nostalgia's stuck in second gear? It hasn't been a day, a week, a month ... it's been all year!
Democratic candidates demand investigation into NBC’s “toxic culture” ahead of MSNBC debate
Igor Derysh
Given the dozens of "credible" allegations against Trump, Dems want party to take a stand on misconduct cover-ups
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