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Are we good girls yet? My adventures in “modern dog parenting”
Erin Keane
When I decided to not have kids, I didn't realize that adopting a dog would mean signing up for parenthood, too
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a Cityscape show in Dubai to the London Design Biennial
Political prisoner hit with another Kafkaesque charge for writing NYT piece about harsh repression by U.S. ally Bahrain
Ben Norton
Bahraini activist Nabeel Rajab already faced 15 years in prison for tweets. Now he faces more for a NY Times op-ed
Down with classroom icebreakers: Can we all just start teaching instead?
Dan Greenstone
Teachers waste an incredible amount of instruction time every year on these awkward and pointless exercises
Welcome to Tax Haven, U.S.A.: Apple, Ireland and the American corporate tax giveaway
Angelo Young
Apple's deal with Ireland shows how corporations dodge taxes. Now the U.S. is out to punish them — with a tax break
Sexual awakening in Hawkins: “Stranger Things” explores the terror and the triviality of adolescence
Silpa Kovvali
On "Stranger Things," girls are scarier than faceless monsters — and losing your virginity isn't life-or-death
From the streets to tweets: The dangerous rise of ‘internet banging’
Lyz Lenz
Recent research suggests that gang clashes have moved online — and with profound intensity
The Golden State’s water crisis: California and EPA poised to expand pollution of potential drinking water reserves
Abrahm Lustgarten
California runs a shadow program that allows many of its aquifers to be pumped full of toxic waste
Playing for green: A new wave of VR eco-games aims to save the planet
Diane Stopyra
More than 150 million Americans are gamers. Now imagine if the video games actually cleaned up the environment
The Oscars might not be #SoWhite in 2017: These buzz-worthy performances could be game-changers
Nico Lang
If the Academy wants to break its 2-year streak of all-white actor nods, here are the names to keep an eye on
Trump in the bayou: The Tea Party, a sinkhole in Louisiana and the contradictions of American political life
Arlie Hochschild
What would Trump do to prevent another calamity like Bayou Corne? Probably nothing
Attack of the clones: Four new JonBenét Ramsey shows jump on the true-crime TV bandwagon
Melanie McFarland
The 20th anniversary of the 6-year-old's murder gives networks an excuse to exploit her tragic case all over again
High times: How will budtenders and trimmigrants fare if pot is legalized?
Judith Lewis Mernit
Unfair labor conditions are already common at the medical marijuana farm
Keeping the wolves at bay: Meet the woman who’s making Wall Street safe for women
Angelo Young
Q&A with Ellevest's Sallie Krawcheck, who's out to increase gender diversity — and profit — in the finance industry
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
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