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7 times powerful people gave pathetic apologies for their bad behavior
Kali Holloway
These lame fauxpologies remind us how not to say “I’m sorry.”
Facebook allowed political ads that were scams and malware
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin
In each case, the ads ran afoul of Facebook’s own guidelines to curb misleading and malicious advertising.
Is it possible to boost your intelligence by training?
Giovanni Sala, Fernand Gobet
We reviewed three decades of research
Writing a Holocaust novel without writing about the Holocaust
Anca L. Szilágyi
Is writing about the Holocaust really "overdone?"
How-to-be-good TV: “The Good Place”
Melanie McFarland
A comedy of ethics in an unethical age, NBC's half-hour offers valuable comfort right now
Feeling guilty about drinking? Well, ask the saints
Michael Foley
Alcohol was in the very heart of monastic communities
Mike Flynn and the Russians: Was he reckless, greedy or hopelessly corrupt?
Heather Digby Parton
Flynn's alleged Inauguration Day text to a pal — "good to go"! — makes him look even worse than he did already
How data can help reform our criminal justice system
Terence Mickey
"Justice in our country happens at the county level," says a criminologist at Measures for Justice
The art of keeping Guantánamo open
Erin L. Thompson
What the paintings by Its prisoners tell us about our humanity and theirs
“House of Cards” to return with Robin Wright as lead, Netflix confirms
Gabriel Bell
With the departure of Kevin Spacey, Wright's Claire Underwood becomes the focus in a final season
Shrinking Bears Ears: Another massive insult to Native Americans
Amanda Marcotte
Not long after his "Pocahontas" slur, Trump will try to undo Native tribes' preservation work with a single stroke
A killer cop is using Jeff Sessions’ lies as criminal defense
Kalli Holloway
Slager — the cop who murdered Walter Scott — and Sessions are two peas in a pod.
There is a promising movement afoot in perilous times
Frances Moore Lappé, Adam Eichen
Citizens are not sitting idly watching our democracy go under
With Mugabe out, time to end sanctions against Zimbabwe? Not so fast
Jonathan Zimmerman
Robert Mugabe's reign is over at last. But his brand of fake anti-colonialism is still a danger in Africa
Gangster capitalism and nostalgic authoritarianism in Trump’s America
Henry A. Giroux
In one year, the Trump regime has wrought immense damage to democracy, culture and thought. But there's new hope
Lyndon Johnson in Vietnam: The turning point of the ’60s
Victor Brooks
Johnson visited Vietnam in October 1966. By the end of the year, the war was America's major foreign policy issue
Are we witnessing Don Lemon’s “Season 2” now?
Melanie McFarland
Recently CNN's long-pilloried host has stopped playing nice. It's about time
How websites spy on you and ignore privacy settings
Yijun Yu
Even if you tell them not to, many websites cannot resist surveilling your behavior
Russell Simmons leaves companies following disturbing rape allegation
Rachel Leah
The legendary music executive is stepping down after screenwriter Jenny Lumet claimed he sexually assaulted her
Mainstream media still won’t tell the truth about Trump’s lies
Reed Richardson
Donald Trump's "false assertions" and "over-broad boasts" are driving media pros into tangled, useless euphemism
5 worst media moments of last week
Alt-right Twitter meltdowns and more
Can psychedelics help cancer survivors shake death anxiety?
Terence Mickey
On this episode of "Memory Motel," a man who beats cancer turns to a psilocybin treatment trial
Trump’s latest bogus conspiracy theory : Did Joe Scarborough murder his aide?
Gabriel Bell
The president is resorting to long-debunked rumors that have no basis in reality
The radically diverse 2018 Grammy nominations tap Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar and. . . Bernie Sanders?
Rachel Leah
This year's nominations lean towards inclusion and progressivism more than perhaps ever before
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