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Is my child depressed? Being moody isn’t a mental illness
Dr. Stanley Kutcher
Normal negative emotions are actually growth promoting and essential for human development and adaptation
Half of Earth’s satellites restrict use of climate data
Mariel Borowitz
Scientists need satellite data to understand climate change — yet much satellite data is off-limits
The Backpage.com sex-trafficking scandal, the death of the “alt-weekly” and me
Andrew O'Hehir
That onetime newspaper legend who's now in jail on a really scary list of indictments? Boy, did he hate my guts
How Sinclair is taking over local news and pushing the country to the right
Sophia A. McClennen
Sinclair is positioning themselves to have massive influence in politics — and the left is letting them do it
Asians could opt out of naming a country of origin on the 2020 census, a policymaker’s nightmare
Jennifer Lee
Asians are the fastest-growing racial group in the United States
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Donald Trump and Paul Manafort revived Nixon’s race-based hate strategy for the 21st century
Thom Hartmann, Lamar Waldron
Conservative politicians often use racist dog-whistles to get votes, power, and money
Pain is the reward: Here’s what pundits keep getting wrong about Trump and his supporters
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's voters are suffering. They still love him. Mainstream journalists lack any understanding of this pathology
Florida Gov. Rick Scott, now a Senate candidate, accused of flouting campaign finance law
Amanda Marcotte
The law says super PACs can't coordinate with candidates. Rick Scott is one of many Republicans who ignore that
Overeating? It may be a brain glitch
Laurel Mellin
The drive to overeat may be rooted in survival brain circuits
Is “girl power” creating a mental health crisis?
Lauren Schiller
Will girls ever feel like they are enough as they are?
This is not a story about Donald Trump’s love child: It’s a lot more damaging than that
Jeremy Binckes
There's no evidence Trump had an illegitimate kid, but plenty of evidence that his henchmen buried the story
Senators should ask Pompeo about relationships with anti-Muslim activists
Miranda Blue
Pompeo will soon be considered for secretary of state — but his anti-Muslim connections ought to be questioned
Right’s ludicrous Facebook obsession: Snowflakes claim bias against conservatives
Matthew Sheffield
Ted Cruz and others claim Facebook is squelching conservative views. But the real problem is right-wing fake news
How a drugmaker turned the abortion pill into a rare-disease profit machine
Sarah Jane Tribble
Abortion pill transformed into a rare-disease profit machine
Local media struggle to hold Sinclair accountable
Andrea Hickerson
Despite the fact that it's being held under tight scrutiny, Sinclair doesn't seem to be trying to change
The high costs of American military tourism
Lucian K. Truscott IV
In Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria we spend dollars and leave behind bodies and rubble
“Made in Cambodia” explores the human cost of cheap clothes
Tom Roston
Fashion design students meet garment factory workers in "Made in Cambodia," now streaming on Salon Premium
Resisting technology, Appalachian style
Sherry Hamby
Appalachian attitudes about tech’s role in daily life are full of insight for a tech-obsessed society
Arizona teachers’ strike is the answer to years of tax cuts and neglect of education
Ilana Novick
Red-state teachers are fighting back against decades of GOP neglect.
Sinclair TV host resigns following vulgar tweet about David Hogg
Charlie May
Jamie Allman resigned after he threatened to sexually assault a 17-year-old Parkland shooting survivor
Fleetwood Mac without Lindsey Buckingham: A sign of good things to come?
Annie Zaleski
Was he fired? Maybe not. Is this good for the band? Depends on what you like
Trump’s national security staff merry-go-round reflects decades of policy competition and conflict
Gordon Adams
Who is in charge of the national security policy of the United States?
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