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How to survive an all-nighter
David Amerland
Yes, plentiful sleep is best, but sometimes that's not an option. Lessons from Special Forces training can help
Jeff Sessions sued by 12-year-old girl to legalize medical marijuana nationwide
Charlie May
The sixth-grader moved from Texas to Colorado to use medical marijuana, and she hasn't had a seizure in two years
These are the 25 members of Congress you should be following on Twitter
Taylor Link
Some are sharp. Some are funny. None of them use #MAGA
ACA sign-up campaign funding varies widely state to state
Mark Zdechlik
Analysis estimates that cuts to ACA advertising may reduce next year's enrollment by at least 1.1 million people
5 diseases climate change may awaken from melted permafrost
Kali Holloway
Each layer that melts exposes germs dating back thousands of years
Two November revolutions: Another Russia-Trump connection
Andrew O'Hehir
The Russian Revolution changed the world — but not the way anyone expected. Will Trump's legacy be similar?
Former model accuses George Takei of sexual assault
Charlie May
Scott R. Brunton alleges the assault happened in 1981 after the two met up at a bar, but Takei denies the incident
6 activists who were murdered for trying to protect the planet
Mary Mazzoni
People fighting for community and environmental justice are losing their lives at an alarming rate
Paradise Papers reveal the rise of a new class: The global oligarchy
Conor Lynch
Bono, the Queen and Wilbur Ross belong to a new class, untethered to nation or party. How can we fight back?
We are now one state closer to letting corporations rewrite the constitution
Steven Rosenfeld
With the addition of Wisconsin, right-wingers promoting a constitutional convention have 28 states; they need 34
Anthony Edwards alleges a Hollywood producer sexually molested him for years
Charlie May
In an explosive essay, Edwards accuses Gary Goddard of years of sexual assault
Service dog program for veterans mysteriously evicted from military bases
Matthew Rozsa
A stop-work order was issued to the group at the Fort Belvoir and the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
Trump returns to China-bashing rhetoric, now that he’s no longer there
Charlie May
A day after leaving China and saying he didn't blame them for trade, Trump rails their practices in Vietnam
Facebook users must decide if they trust the social media network with their nude selfies
Liz Posner
Facebook's new scheme means trusting the social media site a lot
Michael Flynn may have discussed sending a U.S. green card holder to Turkey
Matthew Rozsa
After Trump's election, Flynn reportedly wanted to use the government to help out an alleged client of his
In rural America, school choice creates challenges
Jenny Robinson
Charter schools and vouchers are at the heart of the Trump/DeVos education agenda, but small towns could suffer
The coalition of Black trade unionists fighting to save EPA
Eli Day
A small population of unionists fighting for the environment
Former FBI counter-spy on Mueller, Trump and Putin: “Russia is winning”
Chauncey DeVega
Naveed Jamali was a double agent battling Russian intelligence. He says their plans have worked brilliantly
Daily Caller gone wild: Tucker Carlson’s site descends into far-right weirdness
Matthew Sheffield
A former burlesque dancer with racist connections is just one symptom of the Daily Caller's descent into weirdness
3 things I learned from delivering medical aid to a remote part of Puerto Rico
Asa Oxner Myers
Puerto Ricans are trying hard to return to normal, but this is possible only in small pockets so far
Fox’s new prime-time lineup is Breitbart TV
Matt Gertz
The network always backs the leading force in GOP politics. Right now, that’s Steve Bannon
Trump and his allies launch obvious, inept assault on CNN
Heather Digby Parton
Trump administration's latest clumsy plot: Use the AT&T-Time Warner merger to attack CNN. As usual, it's backfiring
“Alt-right” snowflakes play victim, in hopes of mainstream sympathy
Amanda Marcotte
Latest "alt-right" gambit: Paint themselves as targets of anti-white racism and a violent antifa revolution
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