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Doomed to relive high school? Science that says who we were at 16 still defines us
Kevin Smokler
Salon talks to a clinical psychologist about status, likability and Donald Trump's "desperate quest to be popular"
WATCH: African-American pastor preaches financial literacy as gospel
Carrie Sheffield
Rev. DeForest B. Soaries promotes financial planning as a way out of poverty
Target of Medicare insider trading case boasted he was “unstoppable at best”
Christina Jewett, Melissa Bailey
David Blaszczak bragged about how much insider trading he was able to do
How to be a Muslim at NYU after 9/11
Haroon Moghul
Through my work with NYU's Islamic Center, I became a public face of Islam. I was also a kid in way over my head
The “Twilight Zone” episode that Trump needs to see
Matthew Rozsa
If Trump wants to become a good president, "On Thursday We Leave for Home" is a good place to start
Who wears the Wonderpants? Feminists, Amazons and the fate of the world
Emily Jordan
DC’s latest “Wonder Woman” movie forms a constellation from Scythia to Trump
The myth of Ivanka’s influence: Liberals built her up as much as “Ivanka voters” did
Erin Keane
Are we finally coming to terms with the reality that Ivanka is window dressing for the White House, nothing more?
Infowars launches $200,000 contest to pay fans wearing “CNN is ISIS” t-shirts on TV
Taylor Link
Infowars has resorted to paying protestors in order to spread its message that "CNN is ISIS"
Climate change as culture war: Trump’s Paris pullout is a giant middle finger to the left
Amanda Marcotte
As Paris makes clear, right-wing attitudes on climate change are largely driven by hatred of tree-hugging liberals
What exactly is it? Crispin Glover’s surreal, cinematic vision of the big, bad world
Emily Jordan
Glover’s films challenge the audience to engage with his work and confront the corporate death grip on narrative
“There’s a weird sexual energy”: What’s with the woman and her gay male friend in “#Adulting” and “Notions”?
Gary M. Kramer
Creators of two webseries locate the benefits — power and pathology — of the friendship at the core of their shows
Sweden is the gateway to the alt-right anti-immigrant agenda in Europe
Nina Mast
Fake news is their method for attracting followers to the cause
Netflix cancels “Sense8,” arguably the most progressive scifi show ever
Gabriel Bell
Multiethnic, humane and sex positive, the show is going off the air after two seasons
Gov’t Mule’s “Revolution”: Hope for an angry and divided land
David Masciotra
EXCLUSIVE: Listen to the premiere of a new single, "Pressure Under Fire," from "Revolution Come... Revolution Go"
Someone left a noose in the Smithsonian African-American museum in D.C.
Katie Serena
This is the second time in the last week that a noose has been found on Smithsonian property
How our politics became a blood sport: The dangerous radicalization of both right and left
Matthew Sheffield
Partisan paralysis has brought new energy to both the far right and far left. It's exciting, but it won't end well
The dark genius of “covfefe”: With one stupid tweet, Donald Trump is winning again
Chauncey DeVega
Liberals, put down the "covfefe" and pay attention: Trump is playing the role of Mr. Burns, and we're all Homer
Finally, good news! Taiwan could become first Asian country to legalize same-sex marriage
Nico Lang
In striking down a gay marriage ban, Taiwan's high court has made the country a leader in LGBT rights in Asia
How to break up Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook
Angelo Young
Three tech giants dominate their industries. When is big too big?
WGN America cancels “Underground”
Melanie McFarland
And just like that, WGN America is officially done with making high-end scripted television
Remembering Denis Johnson: A struggle with fate, faith, America and imagination
Andrew O'Hehir
He will always be remembered for the hallucinatory "Jesus' Son," but drugs and violence were not his true concerns
Transgender people don’t all want to look like Barbie or Ken
Laura Erickson-Schroth, Laura A. Jacobs
Not every trans person identifies with a hyper-feminine or über-masculine gender stereotype
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