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Why is climate change such a hard sell in the U.S.?

Firmin DeBrabander
It's hard to get people on the same page when it comes to future of humanity

Islamophobia only helps our enemies — it does nothing to stop extremist violence

Arsalan Iftikhar
I'm the Muslim public intellectual you see on CNN after an act of extremist violence. Here's why they call me

Why the politically charged story of “The Big Sick” triumphs where others fail

Max Cea
Moral of the story: emotions speak louder than words

Meet the horsemen of our environmental apocalypse

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
These Trump appointees are destroying life on Earth for us and for our children

Ignoring Alex Jones may just make him stronger

Matthew Rozsa
Many critiqued Megyn Kelly for giving Jones airtime, but pretending he doesn't exist has its dangers too

Actually, maybe HBO shouldn’t adapt “Watchmen” at all

Gabriel Bell
The channel is a good home for it — should anyone ever try to transfer Alan Moore's work to live action?

5 sensible things to do instead of obsessing about, and enabling Trump’s narcissism

Lynn Stuart Parramore
Instead of fixating on our national narcissist, we can turn our attention to strengthening our democracy

Fascism for liberals: “RoboCop” at 30 and the problem with prescience

John Semley
Lauded for its clear vision of the future, "RoboCop" just gave the plutocratic philanthrocapitalists of today cover

Opening day at Oakland’s Museum of Capitalism

Keith A. Spencer
Oakland's new Museum of Capitalism is charming, enriching, and sure to infuriate conservatives

Will Melania Trump actually speak up about online bullying? Or was the whole thing just more first-family PR?

Erin Keane
If Melania is serious about helping kids as part of her first lady agenda, she needs to take action on online abuse

Silicon Valley’s advertisements aren’t just selling products — they’re selling an ideology

Angelo Young
The utopian futures we see in tech ads have a trickle-down effect on how we perceive the role of tech in our lives

Manufactured illiteracy and miseducation: A long process of decline led to President Donald Trump

Henry A. Giroux
A deep-rooted crisis in education, and a long cultural and political decline, is what got us here. There's hope!

Gender stereotypes are messing with your kid

Caroline Knorr
Learning gender roles from movies and TV shows has real consequences on kids' self-esteem and relationships

Uber doesn’t want to pay its drivers more — it wants its customers to do it instead

Angelo Young
Amid turmoil at the ride-hailing giant, drivers may get a boost to their wages, but not from the company's pockets

Cops investigate death threats made against “Caesar” director’s wife

Taylor Link
Oskar Eustis' wife Laurie told police she received threatening phone messages related to the play.

There are real paid protesters, but they’re all right wingers

Kali Holloway
The right has neglected to mention that "paid protesters" are part of the right-wing machine

Is big alcohol taking a hit from legal weed?

Paul Armentano
According to one survey, some Gen Xers and boomers are making the switch from alcohol to pot.

“GLOW”: The real good girls revolt

Melanie McFarland
Netflix's new comedy from Jenji Kohan is thirst aid for recovering well-behaved women

Fixing a toxic culture like Uber’s requires more than just a new CEO

Katina Sawyer, Christian Thoroughgood
Uber's toxic corporate culture may begin at the top, but it doesn’t end there

Uber founder Travis Kalanick resigns as CEO amid scandals

Matthew Rozsa
Kalanick has been at the center of a media storm due to allegations that Uber has a toxic work culture

A psychedelic spin on “national security”

Ira Chernus
The summer of surprisingly political love

Karen Handel beats Jon Ossoff in Georgia: A major setback for Democrats?

Matthew Sheffield
Despite a huge influx of money and massive media attention, Jon Ossoff falls short in Georgia special election

Does hookup culture differ on Catholic campuses?

Jason King
What is different about hookup culture on Catholic campuses?

The daring of “Queen Sugar”: A new season explores the social and economic weight of legacy

Melanie McFarland
The drama's second season looks at the value of legacy, ownership and wealth
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