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Best of 2018: I don’t know how to be Catholic any more
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The fight for abortion means finding a new place in my faith
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s fractured ribs led to discovery of lung cancer
Shira Tarlo, Rachel Leah
The Supreme Court justice had cancerous cells removed during surgery on Friday
Eliza Dushku’s scathing indictment of “Bull” sexual harassment shows how deep CBS rot still goes
Melanie McFarland
Note to CBS: when you mess with a slayer, you get staked
William Shatner says #MeToo has “become hysterical,” changed the way he interacts with fans
Zack Sharf
"I've changed my behavior to quite a degree, because it's a revolution," Shatner told Daily Mail TV
Extremely “Relatable”: Even Ellen DeGeneres is entitled to her darkness
Melanie McFarland
The daytime host returns to her stand-up roots to interrogate our perception of stars and their right to be human
Scholar Kathleen Hall Jamieson: “Very strong” case that the Russians swung the 2016 election
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Cyberwar" originally thought it was "absurd" that Russia could have elected Donald Trump. Not any more
Top 10 cyber crimewave threats for 2019
Chris Moschovitis
2019 is promising to be the biggest cyber crime year yet, here are the 10 likeliest crimes and casualties
What I talk about when I talk about Woody Allen
Erin Keane
Christina Engelhardt says she started seeing him in '76 when she was 16. This is not just a story about Woody Allen
Is it possible to have a productive conversation on sexism?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Are we too defensive to listen to each other?
Meghan Markle’s estranged Christmas: Her father’s public pity party is familiar to many
Mary Elizabeth Williams
If you consider weird family dynamics as much a part of the holidays as candy canes and caroling, you are not alone
Abolish ICE? That’s not enough: Border enforcement needs radical change
Amanda Marcotte
A child's death in U.S. custody highlights the widespread corruption and failure of border authorities
Theresa May and political sexism, Brexiteer-style
Stephan Richter
The hardcore Brexiteers are so keen on beating up on Theresa May for one primary reason — because she is a woman
The world’s oldest cave paintings were probably made by Neanderthals
Patty Hamrick
For a long time, we thought our species were the only artists
How the internet imperils good citizenship
Roberto Simanowski
The online culture of instant gratification robs us of the endorphins normally produced of effort and endurance
The regeneration of “Doctor Who”: Jodie Whittaker’s Time Lord proved the naysayers wrong
Melanie McFarland
Making The Doctor a woman necessitates change. And despite sexist wishes for her to fail, she transformed the show
How where you’re born influences the person you become
Samuel Putnam, Masha A. Gartstein
In some societies, kids are taught that they’re in control of their own happiness — which makes them more indulgent
Already a climate change leader, California takes on food waste
Chris Richard
The state’s programs and laws to tackle food waste and greenhouse gas emissions could be a template for the nation
Paris is burning — and London too: World War IV and the crisis of democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
These events are not disconnected, and not as far away as they look. The crisis of democracy just got hotter
Kirstjen Nielsen blames family of seven-year-old girl who died in Border Patrol custody
Igor Derysh
"This family chose to cross illegally" and faced the consequences, DHS Secretary Nielsen tells "Fox & Friends"
From David Bossie to Jared Kushner: Who could replace John Kelly as White House chief of staff
Shira Tarlo
Kelly is expected to exit the White House at the end of the year – a mere 16 months after he first started the job
CBS paid Eliza Dushku $9.5 million to settle a sexual harassment complaint
Michael Nordine
She believes she was written off "Bull" because she complained about inappropriate comments made by her co-star
House and Senate reach agreement to reform Capitol Hill’s handling of sexual harassment cases
Shira Tarlo
The landmark legislation represents the first major response to Washington's sexual harassment problem
Baby-snatching in Brooklyn: This is how we punish mothers for working
Amanda Marcotte
Jazmine Headley's viral-video arrest shows how our social service system penalizes women who want to work
“South Park” vs. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos: Not quite a takedown in season finale
Matthew Rozsa
The "South Park" season finale is a case study in the perils of trying to do too much at once in a single storyline
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