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Judge in Kentucky school shooting case accused of misconduct
Rachel Leah
A court filing by local media companies claims the judge has illegally closed and sealed court proceedings and more
Rest comfortably with this ergonomic memory foam pillow
Salon Marketplace
Berlinale 2018: “U – July 22” is a mass shooting movie that’s as horrifying as it has to be
John Semley
In exploring the visceral register, director Erik Poppe has fashioned a new genre, “true horror,” or docu-horror
3 ways the US should prepare for the next flu pandemic
Lance Gable
With this year's strain of influenza being particularly devastating it highlights where we still lack preparations
I am a “MasterChef” survivor
Jessie Glenn
Have you ever wondered what kind of person auditions for reality TV? Here's my story, and what I saw
Television takes on death and magical thinking
Melanie McFarland
In a medium that exploits death to boost ratings, three series creatively explore its impact on how we live
On social media, Parkland students subvert the news cycle
Nicole Karlis
A generational culture of real-time social media empowered witnesses to redirect the national conversation
Does Jared Kushner’s massive debt make him a threat to national security?
Heather Digby Parton
The Kushner family owes hundreds of millions on botched real estate ventures, while he travels the world for Trump
The light at the end of the corner
Tom Engelhardt
It all only seems to be getting worse with no end in sight
“Everything Sucks”: Another feat of Netflix engineering
Melanie McFarland
If you like any number of teen-targeted Netflix series, you'll probably love this on-brand original. Eventually
Why is Omarosa giving America warnings about Trump and Pence?
Matthew Rozsa
It's OK to wonder if Omarosa has the good of the country in mind — or the good of her brand
Why long stretches of “alone time” can be dangerous
Gregory Smithsimon
Humans need social contact nearly as frequently as we need water to survive
Cheddar Man is “black”! Another racial panic for white supremacists
Chauncey DeVega
Those in the trans-Atlantic right who want to imagine a pure, "white" European past absorb a dreadful blow
“Here and Now” and the unbearable whiteness of progressives
Melanie McFarland
Alan Ball's latest drama represents a POC's ultimate nightmare of righteous lefties, Pacific Northwest-style
“Fake history” has powered the rise of the right — time for the left to fight back
Paul Rosenberg
When Bill O'Reilly is the best-selling "historian," you've got a problem. Nils Gilman on his profession's future
A major opening at the Pyeongchang Olympics — but not from Mike Pence
Patrick Lawrence
Kim Jong-un's sister and the South Korean president have lunch, while Mike Pence rattles the sabers ever louder
Navy doctor’s comment raises concerns about Trump’s behavior
Sarah Okeson
Ambien use could contribute to Trump's slurred speech and forgetfulness
Your mobile phone can give away your location, even if you tell it not to
Guevara Noubir
Servicemembers' digital fitness trackers are storing their locations near military bases and clandestine sites
“Freed” Is the best Fifty Shades yet, and this film even manages to be a little steamy
Gary M. Kramer
Fifty Shades is a trilogy of sex comedies, not sex movies, once you've made that shift it is all just fun and games
The “Game of Thrones” bros will helm a new “Star Wars” trilogy
Rachel Leah
With "Game of Thrones" ending, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss confirmed they'll be joining the "Star Wars" universe
Martin Luther King Jr. was a radical socialist, not a truck salesman
Chauncey DeVega
That Ram truck ad was both shameful and ironic — drawing on a famous King sermon that attacked advertising
An empire of graveyards: America’s military might laid bare
Tom Engelhardt
At the circus with Donald Trump
This week on “This Is Us”: It’s the Super Bowl of TV deaths!
Melanie McFarland
What does the NBC series stand to gain or lose by making the sight of a character's death into an event?
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