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Rehabilitation plus rehab? Jails dispense drugs to treat inmates’ addictions
Anna Gorman
Many jails across the country are only now rolling out medicines to help inmates overcome addiction
Women’s colleges play unique role in quest for equality
Kimberly Wright Cassidy, Jacquelyn Litt, ReBecca Roloff
Enrollment in women’s colleges is up in record numbers
Top cancer researcher fails to disclose corporate financial ties in major research journals
Charles Ornstein, Katie Thomas
A top breast cancer doctor failed to disclose millions of dollars in payments from drug and health care companies
After a century, insulin is still expensive — could DIYers change that?
Jenna E. Gallegos, Jean Peccoud
Miniature biomanufacturing kits could revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry
Safety would take a back seat if Senate passes bill on driverless cars, critics say
Myron Levin
Consumer advocates are attacking a bill that would clear legal obstacles for the deployment of driverless cars
Why the Russians might hack the Boy Scouts next
Susan Landau
Civic groups like the Boy Scouts are likely under attack by Russian agents — and likely don’t know it
Note to the next mayor: Chicago is a city of the world, but we want the neighborhoods fixed, too
Mick Dumke
Residents worry about policing, crime and inequality
Why scientists are transplanting artificially grown “brains” into living brains
Yewande Pearse
Now, scientists are transplanting “mini-brains” into the little brains of mice
Trump keeps trying to kill agency that investigates chemical plant disasters
William G. Schulz
A small, independent federal agency is teetering on the brink of elimination
Four takeaways on Puerto Rico’s death toll in the wake of Trump’s tweet storm
Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
The death toll from Hurricane Maria has been a point of contention between officials and residents who live there
Potential insurance bill from Hurricane Florence could take toll on wallets far from N.C. coast
Abrahm Lustgarten, Talia Buford
Insurance companies retreated from some communities amid stronger storms, leaving a “last-resort” plan
Watching Lehman Brothers collapse from the inside: A 2008 recruit on the bank’s final days
Alex Sienaert
10 years ago I was an entry-level hand on the good ship Lehman Brothers as she crashed straight into a reef to sink
Earth wins a round in EPA court battle
Sarah Okeson
Power companies may be forced to clean up coal-ash rumps
Inside the manipulative, tricky, devious, world-saving plan of the Environmental Voter Project
Eve Andrews
Relying on tools of behavioral psychology, a get-out-the-vote effort urges environmentalists to the polls
A black eye for Blue Shield: Consumers lash out over coverage lapses
Chad Terhune
Around California, consumers with individual Blue Shield policies say they have been subject to cancellations
The woman who famously flipped off Trump’s motorcade from her bicycle has decided to run for office
Shira Tarlo
Juli Briskman describes her protest as an exercise of First Amendment rights, and she would "probably" do it again
Cory Booker faces potential expulsion from Congress as Brett Kavanaugh evades senators’ inquiries
Matthew Rozsa
Tom Fitton insisted the Senate Ethics Committee investigate Booker for publicly disclosing confidential documents
Donald Trump is right: Hurricane Maria was an incredible success — for disaster capitalism
Chauncey DeVega
Of course Trump's comments were hateful. But for his vulture-capitalist allies, natural disasters are pure gold
There’s at least one more ugly battle brewing in Syria
Vijay Prashad
Hundreds of thousands may be displaced
Donald Trump and Republicans work every day to destroy Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid
Alex Lawson
It’s time to set the record straight
Neil deGrasse Tyson’s “Accessory to War”: Where “space scientists and space warriors” collide
Amanda Marcotte
In his new book, Neil deGrasse Tyson explores the tensions and partnerships between astrophysics and the military
A blue tsunami? Democratic candidates have a 14-point national lead over Republicans in House races
Rachel Leah
American voters tell Quinnipiac they would back Democrats over Republicans by a margin of 52 percent to 38 percent
Why al-Qaida is still strong 17 years after 9/11
Tricia Bacon
An unprecedented onslaught from the U.S. hasn't destroyed the terrorist organization
Courage and bolt cutters: The next generation of climate activists
Eric Holthaus
My generation is radically remaking climate activism. Will it be enough?
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