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Thousands of immigrants with “protected status” face possible deportation
Susan Ferriss
The Trump administration could turn hundreds of thousands into instant undocumented immigrants
Trump’s secret weapon for 2020 is quietly gathering steam
Pam Vogel
Conservative media giant Sinclair Broadcast Group is spreading its wings to prepare for the upcoming election
Environmentalists and developers: A love story
Nathanael Johnson
Is the future of environmentalism build, build, build?
American high schoolers lashing out in racist atmospheres
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump's fanning of the flames of division has reached our education system
Stoked! Weed may light the flame for a roll in the hay
Carrie Feibel
New evidence shows marijuana helps to steam things up in the bedroom
How the government can make disasters wose
Eric Holthaus
Trump wants to cripple storm forecasting just when it's getting good — and we need it most
Why nobody believed Einstein when he discovered how light worked
Scott Bembenek, PhD
Einstein’s suggestion that light was a particle was offensive to scientists of his time. But the evidence was clear
How dogs and cats can get their day in court
Jessica Rubin
At least in Connecticut, legal advocates can now represent the interests of abused animals
The 25 best political podcasts for anxious liberals (just like you!)
Charlie May
Hours of sharp, addictive punditry and insight for your hungry, hungry ears
What are the origins of the alt-right? Hint: It’s not as new as you think
Anis Shivani
White supremacy is rooted in centuries of white civilization, not a deviation from established norms: Part 1 of 2
After scandals, NCAA takes the fall for complicit colleges
Rick Eckstein
The organization is scapegoated for higher education's failures
All hail Cardi B, a true “Trap Cinderella”
D. Watkins
The rise of Cardi B is the best American success story since Obama's 2008 victory
The night AC/DC stormed CBGB
Joe Bonomo
The young Australian band never cared about labels, so they showed up uninvited at punk rock's Mecca in 1977
Male woolly mammoths were the Wile E. Coyotes of the Ice Age
Keith A. Spencer
Biologists found that male woolly mammoths were more likely to die cartoonishly
Info Wars: Behind the left’s online effort to out white supremacists
Decca Muldowney
An anonymous group of vigilantes works to identify racists, a legally gray tactic known as doxxing
The Teamsters reform movement is finally building power
Stephen Franklin
After 41 years, the movement is finally gaining momentum
Peter Buck of R.E.M.: “How many people write songs when they’re 70? I want to be one of them”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the garrulous musician about "Automatic For The People," road trips, not drinking and Filthy Friends
The Virginia governor’s race is proof Trump has made our politics worse
Matthew Sheffield
Republican Ed Gillespie has been going to the depths of race-baiting to get Trump voters to turn out for him
The DNC’s emails weren’t only hacked, they were edited: report
Matthew Rozsa
Russian hackers have tampered with emails before and a new report reveals they did with at least one Clinton email
NYPD: “We have an actual case” against Harvey Weinstein for rape
Leigh C. Anderson
UPDATE: Authorities told the press late Friday that they are working towards an arrest warrant for the producer
Trump’s tax plan panned by Democrats and Republicans
Taylor Link
The much-awaited debut of the GOP's tax plan was met with derision from liberal
A Manson girl’s life after the “family”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Dianne Lake talks to Salon about life in and after the cult, and being the teen who helped lock up Charles Manson
How the Mercers bought a huge stake in Steve Bannon’s “populism”
Todd Gitlin
From number-crunching to democracy-choking, the Mercers made their mark
Scientists discover “huge” void in the Great Pyramid of Giza
Rachel Leah
The findings may change the way we look at the iconic structure
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