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WATCH: Remembering Princess Diana, fun mum and Enya fan
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the makers of the documentary "Diana, Our Mother" about the princess her sons knew
Study of deceased NFL players’ brains finds 99 percent had CTE
Matthew Rozsa
A neuropathologist discovered that, out of 111 NFL players whose brains were sent to her, 110 had CTE
Jared Kushner defends himself after Senate hearing: “I did not collude with Russia”
Matthew Rozsa
Jared Kushner speaks out. Instead of talking about Russia though, he talks about his father-in-law's election win
Review: HBO’s “Insecure” offers a more confident second season
Melanie McFarland
Issa Rae's comedy about living single in L.A. is even sharper and bolder than before
These preventive measures might help delay dementia or cognitive decline
Judith Graham
A combination of dieting and exercise right now can help you in the future
“This is what democracy looks like”: Why Black Lives Matter is a struggle to save our democracy
Sophia A. McClennen
Documenting the Ferguson uprising, the film "Whose Streets?" is a powerful account of the future of black activism
“The Daily Show” says goodbye to Sean Spicer with in memoriam tribute
Taylor Link
The late-night shows will no longer have their favorite White House adviser to mock and ridicule
The Trump standard: Win at all costs
Robert Reich
Donald Trump doesn't play by the same rules as everyone else
Why I locked my father away
Jay Newton-Small
I thought I could care for my dad after his Alzheimer's diagnosis. Like many caregivers, I was quickly overwhelmed
Why is Donna Brazile still emailing me? The tone-deaf DNC has no credibility
Sophia A. McClennen
It may be fun to watch the Trump team get implicated in Russia hacks, but the DNC has its own deplorables
I demand a critical reappraisal of Kesha’s brilliant, brilliant music
Matthew Rozsa
She's comparable to Michael Jackson and Mozart, and I won't have you saying otherwise
Jamie Dimon, rumored one-time Treasury Secretary pick, is now “embarrassed” to be an American
Matthew Rozsa
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon was rumored to be a contender for Treasury Secretary. Now he's ashamed
We rank Kellyanne Conway’s 5 best interviews
Alessandra Maldonado
From fake news to alternative facts, Conway is battling the media — one catch phrase at a time
Turn your phone into a preschool learning tool
Christine Elgersma
From the ABCs to the 123s, these are the apps you want to have ready for your little learner
Conservatives claim to love “freedom” — but the historical record, and the evidence, suggest otherwise
Paul Rosenberg
A belief in individual freedoms is supposed to be the bedrock of conservative thinking. But that's simply not so
My aging parents smuggle medical marijuana
Molly Kramer
Doctors called my dad the "Miracle Man" when cancer didn't kill him. But then he needed something to help him live
Tension high in Charlottesville, Virginia where KKK marchers were met by protestors
Taylor Link
Police arrested anti-white supremacists for blocking the marching route for the KKK
Trump’s alt-right Poland speech: Time to call his white nationalist rhetoric what it is
Amanda Marcotte
After two years of flirting with overt white nationalism, Trump jumps the alt-right shark in his Warsaw speech
Why it’s important to understand social media’s dark history
Nicholas Bowman
Facebook's responsibility to monitor its two billion users is unclear
CNN’s “The Nineties”: Empty nostalgia for a decade we should let die
John Semley
CNN delves into a decade of pat neoliberalism and hollow spectacle and, unsurprisingly, comes up with nothing
The journey to confront my rapist
Thordis Elva
From the moment I decided to take this trip, everything in my life was organized into "before" and "after"
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