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Why do our computing devices seem to slow down?
Robert Merkel
Your gadgets might slow down if they’re bloated with apps
Best essays of 2017: The day I put my bikini away
T. Runyan
I grew up never going to the beach, until I learned the power of being a tall girl in a small swimsuit
How Trump and Tillerson trashed the State Department
Jefferson Morley
Tillerson humiliated himself in the process
How does your brain impact decision-making?
Anne Churchland
A new collaborative approach to investigate what goes on in there when you decide
From a trans ban to Roy Moore: A review of the first year of the most “pro-gay” president
Peter Montgomery
President Trump has been terribly anti-LGBTQ in his first year in office
Fluoride in the water: Too much of a good thing?
Dan Ross
While a small dose of fluoride can help prevent cavities, overexposure can harm teeth — and even brain development
5 bad cell phone habits you should break
April M. Short
You don't sleep with your phone—do you? Health officials warn against these five common cellphone practices
The nine 2017 movies that were even worse than Aaron Sorkin’s “Molly’s Game”
Gary M. Kramer
2017 was a terrible year, and Aaron Sorkin didn't make it better; neither did Bruce Willis or Guy Ritchie
Best essays of 2017: Please stop breaking up with my girlfriend
Nick Rowan Bassman
I was the one who wanted an open relationship. So why was I so upset when she and my roommate became involved?
Security researchers not convinced North Korea behind ransomware attack
Nicole Karlis
Trump officials say unequivocally that North Korea started this. Is this a WMD-esque ruse to start a war?
How AOL Instant Messenger saved one girl’s life
Terence Mickey
In honor of AIM's end, here's a story about how it helped forge a friendship that became a lifeline
New hope, new problem: Will the Federal Election Commission shut down?
Dave Levinthal
Agency could lose quorum just as liberals, conservatives find sliver of common ground
Cornel West failed to “ether” Ta-Nehisi Coates in the most pointless feud ever
D. Watkins
Coates did end up deleting his Twitter account, though — points to West?
The 30 greatest holiday episodes in TV history
Melanie McFarland
From the purely nostalgic, to the satirical, to the scary, here are 30 TV gems to get you in the holiday spirit
Lies about Santa? They could be good for your child
Kristen Dunfield
The best approach involves supporting your kids while they figure it out on their own
What kind of white person do you want to be: Roy Moore or his foes?
Chauncey DeVega
The Alabama Senate election posed a test to white people. Despite the result, way too many of them failed
Make Jerry proud: Learn to play guitar the smart way
Salon Marketplace
From Salon Marketplace: One of the most interesting and time-efficient means of improving your guitar skills
Why kids need to know their family history
Terence Mickey
Research shows the more children know about their family, the stronger their sense of control over their lives
Brain-wave treatment for Alzheimer’s is promising, but the first human subject is left behind
Carolyn Weaver
An Alzheimer’s patient sees improvement‚ but the study ends on an inconclusive note
On the terror of creating year-end TV lists
Melanie McFarland
The anxiety has a clear origin: There's too much TV for one indecisive person to process. I'm going to try anyway
The Golden Globes’ 2018 film nominations are a strong bid for irrelevance
Gabriel Bell
Jordan Peele and "Phantom Thread" get stiffed while "Boss Baby" gets a nod
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