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Is Fox News star Sean Hannity getting legal advice from TV’s “Breaking Bad”?
Shira Tarlo
The hit TV series "Breaking Bad" came to a close in September 2013, but Sean Hannity may just make it great again
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The Philly Starbucks arrest as racial battle fatigue: Black people aren’t surprised at all
Chauncey DeVega
One of the great privileges of whiteness in America is the freedom to ignore racism, and then act shocked by it
The fall of the “alt-right” came from anti-fascism
Shane Burley
Currently, the "alt-right" movement is at a moment of serious public decline
The burden of wealth: Director Danny Boyle talks about “Trust”
Melanie McFarland
UPDATED: Salon talks with the British director about the Gettys and our enduring fascination with the affluent
Philadelphia Starbucks video may have an upside: This is how we discuss racism in 2018
Nicole Karlis
Starbucks CEO has now called the Philadelphia arrests a “reprehensible outcome.” Cops claim they did their jobs
Wealthy Americans know less than they think they do about food and nutrition
Sheril Kirshenbaum, Douglas Buhler
Organic? Conventional? Genetically modified? Decisions, decisions
John Scalzi talks being socially conscious as a popular writer
Matthew Rozsa
Scalzi has the wisdom to write about the experiences of those less privileged than himself — and accept criticism
Is MSNBC going conservative? Supposedly liberal news network loves #NeverTrumpers more than leftists
Paul Rosenberg
Loading up on semi-repentant conservatives and ignoring the activist left, MSNBC is doing the nation a disservice
Mariah Carey, Junot Díaz and demystifying the stigma of mental illness
Rachel Leah
Mariah Carey and Junot Diaz opened up about their past struggles this week, helping to erase mental health stigma
Meaningful work shouldn’t be a luxury
Richard J. Goossen, Theodore Roosevelt Malloch
There are fundamental gaps in how organizations work with employees which cost the companies in the long run
No impunity! When presidents go to jail
Frank Vogl
South Korea’s and Brazil’s former Presidents are being jailed for corruption
In Pennsylvania, it’s open season on undocumented immigrants
Deborah Sontag, Dale Russakoff
ICE’s Philadelphia office is making more “at-large” arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions
Pain is the reward: Here’s what pundits keep getting wrong about Trump and his supporters
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's voters are suffering. They still love him. Mainstream journalists lack any understanding of this pathology
Neither prayer nor “Hillbilly Elegy” can bridge America’s cultural divide
Lovey Cooper
Scholars suggest that bitterly divisive political discourse in America is symptomatic of periods of social change
Is “girl power” creating a mental health crisis?
Lauren Schiller
Will girls ever feel like they are enough as they are?
“Roseanne” and “Good Times”: A ballad for Becky and Darlene
Melanie McFarland
An episode looking at mothers and sisters hints at what could have been if politics hadn't gotten in the way
Poland’s new Holocaust law ignores the global act of remembrance
Dan Reynolds
The Polish effort to "ban accusations of Polish wartime complicity" is an international relations disaster
Culture of trust is key for school safety
Calvin Morrill, Michael Musheno
Tight security measures in schools erode cultures of trust, researchers contend
The high costs of American military tourism
Lucian K. Truscott IV
In Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria we spend dollars and leave behind bodies and rubble
Resisting technology, Appalachian style
Sherry Hamby
Appalachian attitudes about tech’s role in daily life are full of insight for a tech-obsessed society
US Census 2020: A political boomerang for Republicans?
Robert J. Shapiro
Asking about citizenship status in the 2020 Census is dangerous and politically inept
Tucker Carlson reports on “sex-crazed pandas,” ignores Michael Cohen news
Nicole Karlis
"They’re not against sex either, they just hate unsexy zoos," he explained
Can Mark Zuckerberg tame Congress?
Allan Holmes, Jared Bennett
Facebook may be in the congressional spotlight, but there's one thing the tech giant has going for it
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