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The deadliest drug in America at center of VA nominee withdrawal: Alcohol
Jamie Smolen
Alcohol abuse leads to more deaths each year than opioid addiction
Three things doctors say should be part of your weight loss efforts
David Prologo
Sleep and recovery are just as important as putting in work
How I got my toddler back on books after she got a taste of screen time
Angela Zimmerman
Eight clever and creative ideas for making reading time as fascinating as "Frozen"
Why victims’ advocates are calling this “the golden age of sexual assault reform”
Christopher Johnston
The launch of the federal Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) was a turning point in advocacy for rape victims
As an Army brat, having a 4-star general in the family was a mixed bag when it came to girlfriends
Lucian K. Truscott IV
As an Army brat, having a four star general in the family was a mixed bag when it came to girlfriends
Get a massage at your desk with this stylish massage pillow
Salon Marketplace
2008 financial crisis still seems like only yesterday for single women
Melanie G. Long
We may be on the brink of another debt-driven bubble
How Bill Cosby, America’s dad, used TV to betray us
Melanie McFarland
For decades Bill Cosby exploited TV to ensure that the public would believe him instead of the women he preyed upon
Pro-Trump Senate candidate Don Blankenship uses ethnic slur in attack on Mitch McConnell’s wife
Matthew Rozsa
West Virginia Senate candidate Don Blankenship, an ex-convict and Trump loyalist, hits what may be a new low
Holocaust ignorance: Today’s dangers of authoritarian trends
Frank Vogl
There must be a new urgency to ensuring that people understand the horrors of the past and the dangers of today
A small-time scam artist gave Trump a mansion for $0. Why?
Lance Williams, Matt Smith
Los Angeles mansion transferred to a New York billionaire for no money at all
AARP, a critic of scams aimed at seniors, draws flak over its membership marketing practices
Paul Feldman
Angry members say AARP’s barrage of solicitation letters and social media posts can mislead aging consumers
Let us not praise famous men: Too early to forgive male celebrities taken down by #MeToo
Erin Keane
Redemption might be on the horizon for Louis C.K., Charlie Rose, Mario Batali and Matt Lauer. Have they earned it?
“Westworld” returns, upgraded and simplified
Melanie McFarland
The second season of HBO's robot series gives the TV audience what it wants: action, power struggles and spectacle
Liberal America, the FBI is not your friend, and never has been
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The love and kisses tour of J. Edgar Comey has put a smiling face on an agency known for hardball and duplicity
The secret to sounder sleep may be lurking in our guts
Hannah Thomasy
New research shows that stressed med students on probiotics got better shut-eye
Was the Confederacy really defeated? Why America can’t stop fighting the Civil War
Chauncey DeVega
Historian Ed Ayers on why many white Americans cling to the Confederate flag and "a nation based on slavery"
In 2018, AI will be listening and watching us more than ever: Is our privacy under threat?
Alistair Charlton
Are we okay with an Alexa or Google Assistant device at every turn?
What a psychic taught me that my religion couldn’t
Linda A. Curtis
In my religious upbringing, visiting a psychic was the equivalent of putting out the welcome mat for Satan
“Roseanne” and “Good Times”: A ballad for Becky and Darlene
Melanie McFarland
An episode looking at mothers and sisters hints at what could have been if politics hadn't gotten in the way
Poland’s new Holocaust law ignores the global act of remembrance
Dan Reynolds
The Polish effort to "ban accusations of Polish wartime complicity" is an international relations disaster
I got Zucked: Cambridge Analytica may have my Facebook data now
Erin Keane
Good job, Zuck! One of my Facebook friends took that garbage quiz. Does Steve Bannon know my birthday now?
What does Trump really think about JFK’s assassination?
Jefferson Morley
With assassination files due to be released April 26, the president and his spooks are divided
Why bodycam footage might not clear things up
Deryn Strange, Kristyn Jones
Bodycams may not be the definitive solution to conflicts over police behavior
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