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Lisa Luckett, 9/11 widow, explains how tragedy helps us grow
Nicole Karlis
"If everyone treated each other like they treat 9/11 families, the world be a much gracious place," says Luckett
Trump’s 5G network raises concerns for public health and the environment
Sabine El Gemayel
5G radiation will also harm bees and other pollinators needed to grow our food sources
Les Moonves resigns from CBS, but is it a true #MeToo victory if he reaps a payout?
Melanie McFarland
As one of media's most powerful men is ousted, he may walk away with $100 million for his service. Is this justice?
How religious fundamentalism hijacks your brain, as explained by a neuroscientist
Bobby Azarian
If we want to inoculate society against the harms of fundamentalist ideologies, we must start thinking differently
Steve Bannon’s big comeback: Fuel the European right and protect Trump — against Republicans
Heather Digby Parton
Would-be mastermind says the Times op-ed is a sign GOP is plotting a "coup" against Trump. Um, not really, Steve
CBS CEO Leslie Moonves steps down amid sexual misconduct investigation
Taylor Link
A settlement reached with the company will have Moonves step down for his role
Why do people share conspiracy theories and fake news? Maybe it’s the human “need for chaos”
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Michael Petersen says people often share rumors they know are false: "They want to incite hatred and chaos"
Brigaid is in the business of transforming school food
Lisa Held
The for-profit school lunch venture is betting on a new generation of chefs and buy-in from public school districts
Pennsylvania lawmaker on his crusade against pedophile priests — and his past as an abuse survivor
Matthew Rozsa
State Rep. Mark Rozzi has called for resignations throughout the Catholic hierarchy, including Pope Francis himself
Generation X’s kids have no idols, and that’s a good thing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Generation Z suffers from TMI, but they're making the best of it
Style icon André Leon Talley on navigating the fashion world: “My armor is my self-invention”
Chauncey DeVega
Legendary fashion celebrity on the "discipline" that fueled his rise from the Jim Crow South to Paris and Milan
“Sorry to Bother You” exposes the danger of bourgeois integration
Nicholas Powers
Whiteface, if worn too long, disfigures the person who wears it
Smart Watch: “The Deuce” returns with more strut in its street tales
Melanie McFarland
Plus, Jim Carrey returns to series television in "Kidding" and PBS seduces with "Masterpiece: The Miniaturist"
How recommendation engines are reaffirming your worldview
James Cole
And leaving you stuck in your own bubble
Rainforest Action Network: Why defending indigenous rights is integral to fighting climate change
Jade Begay, Ayşe Gürsöz
Historic conference asserts Indigenous peoples’ rights as a climate change solution
How to be a better tourist? Look to the Galápagos
Jenny Howard
Tourism accounts for 8 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. How can we limit our footprint, carbon and cultural?
How passports evolved to help governments regulate your movement
John Torpey
How did governments get the power to limit people's movements in the first place? A historian explains
Thousands of mental health professionals agree with Woodward, NYT op-ed author: Trump is dangerous
Bandy X. Lee
Revelations about the president's behavior support what mental health specialists have warned: Trump is unstable
“Project Runway” hosts Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn jump to new Amazon show in shocker defection
Michael Schneider
Bravo may have to temper excitement for "Project Runway" homecoming now that Klum and Gunn won't be making the move
Plagiarists or innovators? The Led Zeppelin paradox endures
Aram Sinnreich
How can a band so slavishly derivative — and sometimes downright plagiaristic — be also considered innovative?
Beijing’s bid for global power in the age of Trump
Alfred McCoy
“America First” versus China’s strategy of the four continents
Stephen Colbert on Dana Carvey, Bill Cosby and the (alleged) pee tape
Brian Hiatt
“I was never cool. I’ve always kind of been a 54-year-old guy in a button-down shirt,” "Late Night" host admits
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