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Why most self-help plans don’t work: “You can’t just cut and paste a few things happy people do and hope that your life is going to improve”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a University of Texas professor about friendship, mindfulness and why you can't chase happiness
Please, FBI — you’re our last hope: The Democratic Party’s future rests upon your probe of Hillary Clinton’s emails
H.A. Goodman
Columnist and Bernie Sanders supporter states his case in an open letter to FBI chief James Comey
#NeverTrump is a total failure: Donald Trump set to smash record for most popular GOP candidate in modern history
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's 10 million votes have already surpassed Romney's and McCain's totals -- he's now poised to crush Bush, too
A viral video won’t stop abuse: If these “mean tweets” at female sports writers are “shocking,” you haven’t been paying attention
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Welcome to being a woman in the world, where harassment is a daily reality for many—and not limited to Twitter
The growing shadow of Donald Trump: The scariest thing about him is that he just keeps getting more popular
Heather Digby Parton
After a dominant showing in Tuesday's primaries, Trump is close to a lock for the GOP nod. We should be terrified
When celebrity endorsements go bad: How Bernie super-fan Tim Robbins became a cautionary tale
Gary Legum
After tweeting some dubious statistics the other day, Robbins had a bit of a social media meltdown
Bill Clinton’s shameful legacy on immigration: “Terrible” laws he signed “rip apart” families and authorize unjust detention, Human Rights Watch says
Ben Norton
Rights group says 1996 laws created a system of mass detention and abuse for refugees and migrants
Hillary Clinton surges toward nomination with at least 3 more primary wins
The Associated Press
The Democratic front-runner expanded her sizable delegate lead with wins in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware
Humor and the Holocaust? Documentary explores the boundaries of comedy and tragedy
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the makers of "The Last Laugh," and a survivor featured in the film, about humor, taboos and time
Bernie Sanders is right about poor voters: The wealthy vote more — and it’s hurting our democracy
Sean McElwee
Sanders took heat for suggesting that low turnout among the poor hurt his campaign. He brings up a good point
Mystery over booted Bernie Sanders Facebook groups — which have more than 50,000 members
Antoaneta Roussi
At least some of the attacks originated from a rival Facebook group of Clinton supporters, reports say
The deeply unnerving way fast food packaging screws with your hormones
April M. Short
New data indicate that industrial chemicals from plastic wrappings are seeping into our processed meats and more
Beyoncé’s radical invitation: In “Lemonade,” a blueprint for black women working through pain
Priscilla Ward
Some will consume "Lemonade" for the gossip, but its healing themes for black women are bigger than one family
83% of senators call for boosting exorbitant U.S. aid to Israel; Bernie Sanders one of 17 who didn’t
Ben Norton
Israel already gets $3 billion per year, 53 percent of U.S. foreign military financing, but 83 senators want more
Oligarchs handing control of Brazil to corporate elites in slow-moving “coup,” critics say, as U.S. accused of quietly helping
Ben Norton
According to Glenn Greenwald, Brazilian oligarchs are trying to remove "from power a moderately left-wing gov't"
Maybe Donald Trump has really lost his mind: What if the GOP frontrunner isn’t crazy, but simply not well?
Sophia A. McClennen
We've become familiar with his ramblings, and at ease mocking them. But they might be the sign of someone unwell
Bernie has wasted his best weapon: Why Sanders should be raking the Obama administration over the coals
Robert Hennelly
The Vermont Senator has been too soft of Barack Obama, who has let Wall Street utterly off the hook
My “rapidly fatal” diagnosis: My worst nightmare was also a miraculous stroke of luck
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I happened to get the cancer that was intriguing to a bunch of geniuses, and I got it at exactly the right time
Donald Trump is poisoning us: America’s new gutter politics aren’t just embarrassing — they’re harming our kids
Michael Winship
Teachers have observed an uptick in bullying since the start of the primary. This is why we can't have nice things
Europe is a moral wasteland: Countless refugees continue to die while the West turns a blind eye
Daniel Denvir
As many as 500 migrants died just last week, yet the world's powers pretend this calamity still isn't their problem
We’re flirting with apocalypse: The planet inches ever closer to the 1.5°C threshold
Climate Central
Analysis finds the world will have to dramatically accelerate emissions reductions to meet Paris climate agreement
It’s all just wrestling to Donald Trump: Everything the GOP front-runner knows about politics, he learned from the WWF
Chauncey DeVega
Trump was trained not only in reality TV but in wrestling -- a world of heels, heroes and dumb bravado
How liberals invented segregation: The real history of race, equality and our Founding Fathers
Nicholas Guyatt
Even for reform-minded Founding Fathers, "separate but equal" was more important than "all men are created equal"
The cereal box is lying to you — and so is every other label: Why you can’t trust that “nutrition” information
Catherine Price
Those comforting calorie numbers? They're not reviewed by the FDA, wildly inconsistent and maybe off by 20 percent
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