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LISTEN: How to negotiate like a woman
Lauren Schiller
Advice from leadership and negotiation expert Leanne Meyer on how to know what you want and how to get it
NRA TV asks: Are white people going to be victims of racial violence?
Matthew Rozsa
NRA TV host Grant Stinchfield fans the flames of racial resentment in a new clip
LISTEN: This is awkward . . . here’s the science behind why we don’t always fit in
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We all have awkward moments. Hear Dr. Ty Tashiro break down the research behind our least graceful interactions
“Angels in America” creator Tony Kushner writing play about “mentally ill” Trump
Gabriel Bell
The Tony-winning playwright behind "Angels in America" aims to put the president center stage in his next work
Why some are applauding Donald Trump Jr’s “win at all costs” attitude
Daniel M. Shea
When offered intelligence from a foreign government, Donald Trump Jr. said "I love it"
America’s public housing crisis may worsen with Trump budget
Lawrence Vale
We already had a public housing crisis in the US, and now it's apt to get worse under Trump
First gourmet sandwiches, now burger-shaming! Can more sensitive lunches heal America?
Erin Keane
Business Insider's Josh Barro picks up where David Brooks left off on the culture war food metaphor beat this week
The Kermit firing is the soap opera summer needed, and the nightmare we all fear
Gabriel Bell
The back-and-forth over the firing of a Kermit the Frog voice actor is both guilty fun and a modern horror story
Conservative snowflakes turn rabid over hijab emoji
Matthew Rozsa
If you're upset about an emoji that represents Muslim women, it's time to ask yourself some larger questions
Hotelier-in-chief: Donald Trump’s new hotels have a lot of politics behind them
Derek Kravitz, Alan Huffman, Matt Drange
We're seeing tangible examples of how the Trumps are turning their newfound political capital into business
WATCH: 5 topics with iconic American poet Nikki Giovanni
D. Watkins
Poet and educator Nikki Giovanni on how cooking informs the writing process, and how writers must live in the world
Combatting stereotypes about Appalachian dialects
Kirk Hazen
Supporting dialect diversity may help dispel widely accepted beliefs about the Appalachian population
Murdoch-owned paper publishes nude photos of new female Doctor Who
Gabriel Bell
In what could been seen as a vicious, undermining move, the Sun and Mail Online ran nudes of Jodie Whittaker
It’s about time: The coming of a female Doctor Who is even more consequential than you thought
Melanie McFarland
A female Time Lord is way overdue. But let’s take a moment to celebrate that "Doctor Who" went there at all
Trump’s supporters don’t care about Russia — but they don’t want to lose their health care
Amanda Marcotte
Almost nothing will sway Trump's most adoring fans — but the threat of losing health insurance just might do it
Chris Christie’s era of misrule in Jersey: The empty swamp mall and the canceled tunnel
Robert Hennelly
A massive Meadowlands mall boondoggle, and a Hudson tunnel that hasn't been built, typify the Chris Christie era
Pixies and the Surrealist continuum
Noah Charney
If you want to understand Magritte, Dalí and de Chirico, fire up "Doolittle"
How “Game of Thrones” became TV’s first global blockbuster
Amanda Lotz
The season premiere will likely reel in millions of viewers around the world
Why we need a return to moral politics: The GOP’s health care assault is only the latest example
Paul Rosenberg
Progressives must reclaim the tradition of Thoreau, Gandhi and King — and deny the right the moral high ground
How the Catholic Church’s hierarchy makes it difficult to punish sexual abusers
Mathew Schmalz
There is a long history of protecting highly ranked Catholic leaders from charges of sexual abuse
Why a city block can be one of the loneliest places on earth
Eve Andrews
Even entire apartment buildings can lack a sense of community
If you’re pro-freedom, you should be in favor of legalizing marijuana
Jesse Ventura
The fight to legalize marijuana is about jobs. It's about economics. It's about freedom
Confidants of Pope Francis blast right-wing American evangelicals in article that mentions Trump
Taylor Link
Two confidants of the pope penned an article condemning the desire for religious influence in the political sphere
As Universities are gutted, grad student employee unions can provide a vital defense
Sabeen Ahmed
Graduate students are stuck in an unfair system, and are a microcosm of labor in America
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