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Mirror, mirror: “The Magicians” and the loss of wonder
Melanie McFarland
Television's unsung wellspring of escapism returns with a quest that reflects our hunger to see magic restored
Is the War on Christmas really a proxy war for white supremacy?
Chauncey DeVega
Sociologist Randall Blazak explains how Christmas became a battlefield, and how white men lost the American Dream
Democratic leaders plan to bring sexual assault survivors to Trump’s State of Union address
Nicole Karlis
Yes, #MeToo will have a presence at the State of the Union address
Why Dan Harmon’s sexual-misconduct confession is actually worth listening to
Rachel Leah
Harmon's admission sounded authentic, offered vindication and was perhaps even productive
Amid new misconduct claims, James Franco offers bizarre statement
Rachel Leah
Allegations against the actor surfaced during his Golden Globe win, and now, 5 women have publicly come forward
A mother confronts a world on fire
Frida Berrigan
Facing the future with trepidation in the age of Trump
“Executive time” and white privilege: Our laziest president and an ugly stereotype
Chauncey DeVega
Zoned out on Fox News and Mickey D's, Trump still believes Obama was lazy and he's a dynamic man of action
6 Things Trump actually deserves credit for
Kali Holloway
With the glory also comes the blame, Donald
Trump’s mental health issues — and fitness for office — can no longer be avoided
Chauncey DeVega
I've been covering Trump's deranged, unstable condition for two years. Now everybody's talking about it
Steve Bannon, once the dark lord of the right, stepping down from Breitbart
Gabriel Bell
The maverick advisor to the Trump administration leaves the website that made him a force to be reckoned with
Jeff Bezos deemed richest man in world while Amazon warehouse workers suffer grueling conditions
Nicole Karlis
Bezos’ net worth increases — while many factory workers report enduring unbearable work conditions
Out of ideas, the GOP is wooing “Hillbilly Elegy” author J.D. Vance for a Senate run
Gabriel Bell
Looking to unseat Sherrod Brown in Ohio, the Republicans are courting the controversial author
I was homeschooled, and I believe in public schools — here’s what needs to change
Chris Sosa
We're suffering from a national lack of innovation and engagement in our public education
Former Peter Martins dancer alleges vicious pattern of verbal abuse and sexual misconduct
Alyona Minkovski
Did the company do enough to protect its dancers from longtime director Peter Martins?
NRATV host: People who kill themselves with guns don’t count
Rachel Leah
"It’s all fake news," he says
Not one male winner at the Globes talked about #MeToo on stage
Rachel Leah
Again, women were left to do the heavy lifting by men more eager to talk about themselves
Oprah Winfrey, surprise savior of the 75th Golden Globes
Melanie McFarland
With a profound speech, the world's most influential woman makes an unremarkable awards show one for the ages
The New York Times brings us the looting of America
Michael J. Brenner
Amidst a reactionary revolution without precedent, the Democrats and the mainstream media only exhibit cluelessness
Arguing over the Moon
Keith A. Spencer
If Earth was hit by a huge object that created the Moon, where did evidence of that object go?
What do you tell your kids when a YouTube celebrity crosses the line?
Caroline Knorr
Prompt kids to think more deeply about the ethics of outrageous YouTube stunts
The world of cryptocollectibles like CryptoKitties looks like the internet’s early days
Jessica Klein
What does that mean for people who have no idea what “cryptocollectibles” means?
Free-range kids are the norm in Germany — are American parents over-protective?
Sara Zaske
I thought I was a relaxed parent until I moved to Germany, where second graders walk to school alone
Former White Supremacist leader — here’s how to stop hate groups from spreading
Eleanor J. Bader
Christian Picciolini discusses his new book, "White American Youth"
In the new year, maybe we should rethink gratitude
Jeremy David Engels
What really is the art of gratitude?
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