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Mario Batali under criminal investigation, NYPD confirms
Rachel Leah
The celebrity chef has been accused by multiple women of sexual harassment and assault
Will Bernie run in 2020? Former campaign manager: He “has more energy … than people half his age”
Matthew Rozsa
Former Sanders campaign manager Jeff Weaver on his new book, what went wrong in 2016 — and a possible 2020 campaign
Why Jerusalem? Why now? And what’s next?
Terry H. Schwadron
The embassy move sparks protests; Israel kills dozens of Palestinians; Blood washes up on Trump’s White House
Down the memory hole: Dismantling democracy, one word at a time
Karen J. Greenberg
Trump’s strategic assault on democracy, word by word
Trump scandal overload: Don Jr. remembers nothing; Republicans finally begin to face the facts
Heather Digby Parton
Amid Don Jr.'s memory failures, the big news is Republicans admitting that the Russians meddled to help Trump
History made this week in Pennsylvania: “It’s time for more women in government, period”
Matthew Rozsa
Whether it was Hillary Clinton's flukish defeat or #MeToo, women are on a winning streak that continued this week
When covering up a crime takes precedence over human health: BP’s toxic Gulf Coast legacy
Dahr Jamail
According to the Gulf Restoration Network, 330,000 gallons of oil are spilled in Louisiana alone every year
Fatal motorcycle tire blowouts not enough to prompt Goodyear recall
Jennifer Gollan
Since 2006, there have been five deaths and 22 injuries in 11 states after D402 tire blowouts
Don’t claim Trump’s doing nothing: He’s destroying the federal government
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is draining the swamp — of anyone remotely competent or qualified. Rebuilding government may be impossible
Switching sides: Whitewashing history in the age of Trump
Hillary Clinton condemned U.S. President Donald Trump for his creeping fascism. Has she forgotten her own past?
Bedside manner matters: Why AI will never beat a good doctor
David Rakel, Susan Golant
AI has brought advances in medicine, but computers can't replace the human connection
Marcia Gay Harden preserves her mother’s memories: “I didn’t want her legacy to be Alzheimer’s”
Alli Joseph
The Academy Award-winning actress sat down with Salon to discuss her new memoir of love, family and flowers
Cryptojacking spreads across the web
Pranshu Bajpai, Richard Enbody
Is someone else making money on your computer?
Who paid Michael Cohen all that money — and for what? Sleaze, scandal creep closer to Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Selling access to the president, paying off ex-girlfriends and covering up scandal may be the tip of the iceberg
The Grifter in Chief has an administration full of thieves, fixers and money grubbers
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Now more than ever, the “lobby bar” at the Trump International Hotel is the favorite hang-out of lobbyists & fixers
Homeownership is dead. The future lies in public housing
Tanner Howard
Homeownership rates for Americans under 35 have fallen by more than 20 percent since 2004
Bacteria may be powerful weapon against antibiotic resistance
Terence Crofts
Some microbes are able to “eat” antibiotics, using them as a nutritious food to grow and multiply
Eating chicken soup in Old Jerusalem
Sarah Tuttle-Singer
"I will explain to you why I trust no one," Abdullah said to me in his hostel's kitchen
Liz Phair on “Girly-Sound,” what guys don’t get about “Exile in Guyville” & what changed after Trump
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the indie-rock legend about her newly remastered, timeless early work & what's next with Ryan Adams
Twisted history, as told by Camille Cosby
Melanie McFarland
Comparing her husband's case to Emmett Till's murder, Cosby's wife exploits black pain to protect her bottom line
That bossy GPS voice isn’t actually necessary for navigating
Lauren Mackenzie Reynolds
New research suggests our brains update an internal "cognitive map" when the environment changes
Ticking Meatmares: Lone star ticks hunt in packs and spread an allergy to beef and pork
Zoya Teirstein
Thanks to climate change, they're spreading
Tennessee Republicans set to troll world with memorial to abortion “victims”
Amanda Marcotte
The "victims of abortion" memorial equates unborn fetuses with victims of slavery and the Holocaust
Larry and me: My dinner in Switzerland with the late founder of Burning Man
Keith A. Spencer
Larry Harvey was the co-founder of the anarchic desert party. I was a prominent critic. We met in Switzerland
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