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Walmart shares the wealth, supposedly: More than a PR scam?
Jeremy Binckes
Retail giant got a big PR boost by announcing bonuses and higher wages. It's all part of a bigger game plan
Returning “Roseanne,” and Roseanne Barr, to TV: It’s complicated
Melanie McFarland
Reviving ABC's legendary sitcom is a no-brainer, if you can forget the horrendous reputation of its star
Dreamers hope court decision points toward long-term victory
Amanda Marcotte
A judge just blocked Trump from ending DACA, which raises the pressure on Republicans to find a solution
The tyranny of “the Internet is forever”
Terence Mickey
Our pasts are attached to our names in digital perpetuity. Is that a good thing?
Allowing mentally ill people to access firearms is not fueling mass shootings
Miranda Lynne Baumann, Brent Teasdale
Mental illness is often named a cause of gun violence despite it contributing to a small fraction of violent crimes
“Stranger Things 2” relies on nostalgic race politics
Aaron Giovannone
"Stranger Things 2" aims to raise political issues, but misses the radical roots of Rainbow Coalition politics
Fueled by social media, America’s news outlets have really gone off the rails with Russiagate
Norman Solomon
The story about Russian manipulation of social media won't fade away anytime soon
The urgent mission of “Making Gay History”
Terence Mickey
Eric Marcus began his groundbreaking work of oral history in the late 1980s, at the height of the AIDS crisis
Intel gets defensive over report of massive design flaw in millions of chips
Nicole Karlis
Not only is the security and performance of untold computers on the line, but so is Intel's reputation
Trump won the war on Christmas! Now he laughs at global warming
Bob Cesca
Over the holiday weekend, Trump made clear he believes two of the dumbest lies of all time. Is he fit for office?
What #MeToo can teach the labor movement
Jane Mcalevey
Behind today’s harassment headlines is a deeper crisis: pernicious sexism, misogyny and contempt for women
Tiny computers are transforming weather data collection
Alison Nugent
Sometimes my job is to fly sensors on kites — for science
Best essays of 2017: Timothy McVeigh, my dad and me
Marley Coyne
I knew the bomber as "Tim," my father's death penalty client. 15 years after his execution, he haunts us still
Best essays of 2017: A borderline intimate education
J. Munroe
My professor said our close relationship wasn't "mentoring." So what were we doing?
Best essays of 2017: This little light: On fathers, sons & the little Pixar lamp
Spencer Porter
Once upon a time in the Pixar offices my dad played ball with me, and "Luxo Jr." was born
Here are the best/worst moments from Trump’s New York Times interview
Matthew Rozsa
What did we learn from Trump's latest chat with the Old Gray Lady?
Best essays of 2017: Preyed upon by a Hollywood director
Ainsley McWha
If I had been older, or bolder, I would have stopped his game as soon as he started it
2017’s most memorable TV moments
Melanie McFarland
From "alternative facts" to Pervatol, here are our most unforgettable small screen moments of the year that was
Trump vows to kill 50 years of federal protections
Elliott Negin
President Trump wants to set the regulatory clock back to 1960
Best essays of 2017: The mothering class
TaraShea Nesbit
In my summer of minding other people’s children, I carefully studied their lives, which were nothing like my own
The legend of Big Chicken
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We swore we would follow the law of the farm and not get too close to our animals — but one had other plans
How “The Wonder Years” grew out of the Reagan era
Terence Mickey
The acclaimed family drama looking back at the late '60s could only have been created in the late '80s
Video-game addiction may become an official mental-health diagnosis in 2018
Rachel Leah
The World Health Organization is planning to add "gaming disorder" to the International Classification of Diseases
What Kwanzaa means for black Americans
Frank Dobson
Reaching far and wide, Kwanzaa brings together the black community on the basis of shared cultural identity
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