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Why did Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh not answer senator’s questions about the Russia probe?
Rachel Leah
Kamala Harris wanted to know if the judge ever spoke to anyone from Trump's attorney's firm about the investigation
The homeless couple living in Walmart and 7 other urban legends that won’t die
James Proud
Did you ever hear the one about . . ?
Reading fiction with Temple Grandin: Yes, people with autism can understand literature
Ralph James Savarese
Experts claimed autism’s triad of impairments made literature a bad fit for the autistic brain. Not so, I've found
Are the politics of “incivility” paving the road to an American fascism? Part 2 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Only a renewal of historical memory can help us understand the threat posed by Trump, and then confront it
Smart Watch: The notorious “RBG” comes to CNN and more top TV picks for the week
Melanie McFarland
The CNN debut of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's portrait airs the same week as the debuts of "Mayans M.C." and "The Purge"
Another ho-hum summer with Donald Trump: Here are all the “big” stories we wish we could forget
Andrew O'Hehir
It was the summer of Singapore, Helsinki, "children in cages" and Michael Cohen. But there was ever so much more
Are the politics of “incivility” paving the road to an American fascism? Part 1 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Complaints about civility avoid the big questions of the Trump era: Why is America sliding into authoritarianism?
These interactive scratch maps help you track your travels
Salon Marketplace
Why does Donald Trump claim his trade war is a matter of “national security”?
Trey Fields
The president's tough talk on trade signals a major conceptual shift, one that could endanger America's future
I’m not running scared: On Mollie Tibbetts and rejecting the fear of jogging alone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The runner in me faces the death of Molllie Tibbets with a defiant insistence that I won't let fear stop me
In “Blade Runner,” who are the androids and what do they dream of?
Scott Bukatman
In Ridley Scott's sci-fi classic, humans may be the privileged class, but it's the replicants who are truly alive
I’m a chef — but broccoli spaghetti was all my family wanted from me
James Park
A tale of two pasta dishes and one huge reunion
Healthy soil is ground zero for environmental justice in farm communities
Janaki Jagannath
Protecting the health and diversity of the region's inhabitants through healthy soil microbes
Late night host Jimmy Kimmel says Megyn Kelly “probably won’t make it to the end of the year on NBC”
Rachel Leah
The comedian also had some choice words for Kelly's former Fox News colleague Sean Hannity: "He’s a lunatic!"
The man who sold America on vitamin D — and profited in the process
Liz Szabo
The doctor most responsible for turning the sunshine supplement into a billion-dollar juggernaut
The Manafort verdict and Cohen’s plea won’t halt the slow motion fascism of the Trump administration
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We stand a 60-40 chance of keeping our democracy, citizens resisting nominees like Brett Kavanaugh is the only hope
Donald Trump’s war on his enemies: His last, best hope of escape?
Bob Cesca
Revoking John Brennan's security clearance was only the first stage. Trump's counterattack could get much darker
Read the letter Pope Francis wrote in the wake of the clergy sex abuse scandal rocking Pennsylvania
Pope Francis
"We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them," the leader of the Catholic Church wrote in a new letter
More people died from opioid overdoses than by guns or car crashes in 2017, preliminary data shows
Nicole Karlis
An increase in opioid overdoses could be related to a decline in life expectancy, according to a new study
College-bound after a brush with death: How do you let your kid go when you almost lost her?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My daughter almost died. Now I have to survive sending her to college
Manafort jury wraps first day of deliberation with no verdict and 4 questions for the judge
Matthew Rozsa
The jury in Paul Manafort's first criminal trial sent a note to the judge asking him to define "reasonable doubt"
This sleep mask blocks out blue light for better slumber
Salon Marketplace
Paul McCartney and the world mourn Aretha Franklin: “Her greatness . . . will live with us forever”
Joseph Neese
"Thanks for the beautiful life of Aretha Franklin, the Queen of our souls, who inspires us all" McCartney tweeted
A cult next door? “The Sinner” and the dark allure of retreating to a “utopian community”
Melanie McFarland
Supportive commune, or dangerous cult? Mosswood Grove could be both—or neither—and that mystery has us hooked
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