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Liquid water on Mars! Really for real this time (probably)
Emily Lakdawalla
A radar instrument on one of the oldest operational Mars orbiters has discovered possible evidence of liquid
When nobody else could, Jonathan Gold helped me understand and then love LA—one restaurant at a time
JoAnna Novak
He was a one-man Michelin guide, his tastes were so diplomatic and wide-ranging it was impossible not to trust him
Abbey Road with a wheelchair: In London, disability accessibility isn’t an afterthought
Annie Zaleski
From the Cure's 40th anniversary concert to black cabs, navigating London as a music fan was smoother than the US
“Breaking Big” corrects the myths that make Kylie Jenner a “self-made” success
Melanie McFarland
This PBS series profiles success stories like Eddie Huang, Roxane Gay and Trevor Noah with substance and depth
To improve digital well-being, put your phone down and talk to people
Kostadin Kushlev
A great deal of research has documented how smartphones might be harming people’s interactions and sleep
Next-gen nuclear is coming, if we want it
Nathanael Johnson
Scores of nuclear startups are aiming to solve the problems that plague nuclear power
Republicans will keep covering for Trump’s outrages. Why? For the judges
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans will shield Trump forever, if that's the only way to keep packing the courts with right-wing judges
Late night hosts baffled by cozy Trump-Putin summit: It’s “treason”
Matthew Rozsa
"Helsinki has frozen over!"
Help! My kid wants to use social media
Christine Elgersma
Get your kid — and yourself — ready for the next step with these conversation starters
Brexit blows up: Boris Johnson’s resignation is very bad news for Theresa May — and Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
With less than one year before Britan is scheduled to leave the European Union, two top Brexiters exit office
When evangelicals were pro-choice and the NRA was pro-gun control: A history of hypocrisy
Paul Rosenberg
Conservative hypocrisy on abortion and guns is part of a much larger far-right power grab, built on dangerous lies
Trump’s infrastructure plan: Pump up the Pentagon
William D. Hartung
Trump's big campaign promise was investing in infrastructure, but so far, he's only spending on the Pentagon
From Fortnite to VR: 5 things parents need to know about gaming trends
Jeff Haynes
Our games editor reports back from E3 on what's hot at the biggest gaming expo of the year
The white people’s court
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The folks on Trump's list of SCOTUS nominees are bought-and-paid-for right-wing corporate hacks; we must resist
Commemorate special moments with this personalized star map
Salon Marketplace
How AI and augmented reality are transforming the fashion industry
Alistair Charlton
AR and AI promise to cut the cost of returns and bring the store into your home
Nicaragua at the barricades
Rebecca Gordon
Nicaragua always does better when the United States is looking elsewhere
It’s time to focus on the connection between biology and consciousness
Ashley Juavinett
Neuroscientists must be willing to develop imperfect descriptions of how we work
“Westworld” is America
Melanie McFarland
A season playing with identity, agency and reality also mirrors our main concern: "This world is wrong"
Queering Appalachia — finding chosen families online in an unforgiving landscape
Elizabeth Price
"The digital landscape introduces the potential for transformation for queer and trans life in our mountains"
Rising seas could wipe out $1 trillion worth of U.S. homes and businesses
Eric Holthaus
Miami Beach is the community most at risk nationwide
Five things that can help you improve your productivity
Salon Marketplace
After the Supreme Court’s artful dodge, expect the 2020 gerrymander to be much, much worse
David Daley
After a unanimous non-decision on technical grounds, both parties are now free to gerrymander all they want
Republicans in Congress remain silent after Steve King retweets Nazi sympathizer
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans may shun controversial Virginia Senate candidate Corey Stewart — but they won't criticize a colleague
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