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How seeing Earth from space changes you
Keith A. Spencer
Christopher Potter's "The Earth Gazers" provides a history of people who were changed by grand perspectives
From Smell-O-Vision to Astrocolor, the film industry’s biggest innovation flops
Leo Braudy, Scott Higgins, Stephen Groening, Thomas Delapa
What's up with those film innovations that never took off?
Why the Oscars red carpet is the place for politics
Shira Tarlo
At tonight's Academy Awards, celebrities will don orange pins to raise awareness about gun control and gun violence
Team Trump seems bent on undoing the Iran deal: So what happens next?
Patrick Lawrence
Major global disorder lies ahead if the McMaster clique dismantles the Iran deal. In some ways that might be good
How to talk to kids about difficult subjects
Caroline Knorr
It's important for parents to put things in perspective
Antisemitism: how the origins of history’s oldest hatred still hold sway today
Gervase Phillips
Antisemitism is carved from — and sustained by — powerful precedents and inherited stereotypes
“The Looming Tower”: A pre-9/11 thriller for the post-facts world
John Semley
Producer Dan Futterman and Peter Sarsgaard on confronting Americans with a prelude to one of America's darkest days
The ignored war within: America’s addiction to violence starts young
Bob Hennelly
By the time an average American child finishes elementary school, they have seen 8,000 murders on television
If you want to know how to stop school shootings, ask the Secret Service
Jeff Daniels
The U.S. Secret Service released a study of school shootings in 2002
Is the “Death Wish” remake as disgustingly right-wing as the original series?
Matthew Rozsa
The new "Death Wish" movie is a symptom of America's larger problem with its gun culture, but hardly the worst one
“Frontline” and “#MeToo, Now What?”: A different kind of Oscar retrospective
Melanie McFarland
Two PBS series circumvent Academy Awards glamour to analyze the difficult truths behind recent headlines
Listen to Weird Al’s amazing “Hamilton” cover
Matthew Rozsa
The master parodist has created a medley of the hit Broadway show's greatest hits
“Grey’s Anatomy” star Jesse Williams discusses “Survivors Guide to Prison”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the actor about his role in Matthew Cooke's how-to guide for making it through the justice system
Facebook just wants you to be happy. It’s not working
Keith A. Spencer
They tried to make users happier. The company says that experiment didn't work out as they hoped
Green science’s white people problem
Yessenia Funes
The environmental sciences lack diversity — and that leaves holes in our understanding of health
How right wing conspiracy theories grow: Mainstream pundits give them power
Amanda Marcotte
Parkland conspiracy theories started on the internet, but they get life from pundits who wink at them on TV
A larger role for midwives could improve deficient U.S. care for mothers and babies
Nina Martin
According to a new study, states with midwives in a greater patient care role have better neonatal care results
Salon video exclusive: “Corporate” holds up a black mirror to our work life
Melanie McFarland
This sugar-free portrayal of the slow, poisonous uselessness of white-collar hell is the work comedy for our times
Dick’s shows gun reform will come from gun lovers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We need Second Amendment adherents if we're going to fix the problem of mass killings
How the firearms industry influences U.S. gun culture
Michael Siegel
In the conversation about gun violence, what role do the gun manufacturers play?
The striking hindsight of “The Looming Tower”
Melanie McFarland
Jeff Daniels holds the center of this 10-part Hulu series examining the intelligence failures leading up to 9/11
Warriors to visit African American History Museum instead of White House
Rachel Leah
During a Washington trip that would usually include a White House visit, the reigning champs announce new plans
Rick Springfield: From “Jessie’s Girl” to “God, the devil and sex”
Kevin Smokler
The pop idol on why hitting it big at 30 was better, learning humility and, of course, "Gary's Girl"
Why Trump’s idea to arm teachers misses the mark
Aimee Huff, Michelle Barnhart
Research shows that carrying a gun for self-defense comes with a host of risks
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