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In most schools, gifted students with learning disabilities are left behind. Not here
Eli Kurland
One mother was sick of seeing her 2e sons struggle in ill-equipped schools. So she founded a school of her own
The IQ war: why screening for intelligence is controversial
Daphne Martschenko
For over a century, IQ tests have been used to measure intelligence. But can it really be measured?
New Orleans can teach us about disaster response
Sarah Gamard
As devastation from this year's storms continues to wrack the U.S., Louisiana remembers Katrina and its aftermath
Making history safe again: What Ken Burns gets wrong about Vietnam
Patrick Lawrence
Historian Christian Appy: Vietnam was not a "tragic misunderstanding" but a campaign of "imperial aggression"
Southern states rally to remove Confederate monuments
Lauryn Higgins, Nick Lingerfelt
In Tennessee and North Carolina, different reactions to an old debate
Living with Trump’s new normal is driving me crazy
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump is the most exhausting president in history
“Mr. Robot” in the age of resistance
Melanie McFarland
Paranoia, pessimism, disconnection: USA's drama captured the fractured nature of our reality
“All our jokes should have a purpose.”: Robin Thede lends late night new perspective
Max Cea
BET's “The Rundown with Robin Thede” launches with plans to shake late night's cage
The 10 most overrated Halloween films
Matthew Rozsa
From "Nightmare on Elm Street" to "Nosferatu," these are the scary movies that are beloved — but are overrated
Who you gonna call?: Edison’s science of talking to ghosts
Joel Martin, William J. Birnes
In 1920, the famed inventor gathered a group of scientist friends to witness his new experiment: the spirit phone
Blade Runner’s chillingly prescient vision of the future
Marsha Gordon
In "Blade Runner," reality no longer matters. How long until this happens to us?
Noam Chomsky on the Trump presidency
Noam Chomsky, David Barsamain
"Trump’s antics ensure that attention is focused on him, and it makes little difference how," says Chomsky
Message in a bottle answered after 40 years
Terence Mickey
Clint Buffington scours beaches for lost letters, and tries to find the sender. One he found was decades old
Does the score of “Blade Runner 2049” have ambitions to rival Vangelis’ original?
John Semley
Vangelis’s iconic “Blade Runner” score remains the consummate articulation of the story’s lofty themes
I wasn’t born a drug dealer. I became one
Douglas Dodd, Matthew B. Cox
Before I became a teenage drug lord in the pain pill trade, I was a little kid getting stoned at home
Rebels with a romantic streak lose Tom Petty, dead at 66
Annie Zaleski
A charismatic stage presence born of quiet confidence, Petty stepped out of the spotlight a week before his death
White House press secretary: It’s too soon for gun control
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's press secretary wants to wait before jumping to conclusions — unlike what her boss has done in the past
Jimmy Kimmel is risking his show by fighting Trumpcare
Taylor Link
The host isn't just battling the GOP, he's wrestling against the fact that half his audience is conservative
The long fight to build the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Robert L. Wilkins
One year after winning a century-long battle to build the museum, we find it's needed now more than ever
How a racist is made — and unmade
Robin Lindley
Historian Charles B. Dew dives deep into his memoir of his Jim Crow South childhood, "The Making of a Racist"
Is Stockholm Syndrome real? Its first victim tells her story
Terence Mickey
Kristin Enmark didn't act the way a hostage was supposed to act — and a new psychological disorder was born
R.E.M.’s “Automatic for the People” at 25: A manual for facing darkness
Annie Zaleski
With a deluxe reissue on the way, it's time to look back at the Athens, Georgia band's beloved album
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick don’t understand anti-Vietnam War protesters
Jim Sleeper
Caricatures of resistance are destructive to our democracy.
Fall TV: If you’re picking your battles, watch “SEAL Team”
Melanie McFarland
In a fall season crowded with middling military dramas, CBS's action thriller stands as the elite contender
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