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Former NYC commissioner is helping immigrants run for office
Sayu Bhojwani
The project targets community leaders who are rooted in movement building and ready to champion inclusive democracy
Netflix cancels “Sense8,” arguably the most progressive scifi show ever
Gabriel Bell
Multiethnic, humane and sex positive, the show is going off the air after two seasons
Read Donald Trump’s Twitter response to Kathy Griffin’s bloody photo
Matthew Rozsa
Kathy Griffin's awful, inexcusable image has united the country
Down the memory hole: Establishing “1984” for today’s Trump-filled world
Rebecca Gordon
We're living in Trump’s United States of Amnesia
There’s a 20-year-old child murder case that continues to grip Sweden
Titti Mattsson
This has highlighted serious questions about the way children are treated in the country’s legal system.
The 15 parenting lessons of muddling through
Linda Kulman
If there's a secret to success when it comes to parenting, I don't know it. I do know you have to learn as you go
These blind New Yorkers are biking across New York City
Daniel Krieger
How a bold new organization empowers people with vision impairments to experience New York City like never before
WATCH: Veteran turns to farming life to cope with 13 years of “killing people”
Stephen Talbot
PBS' Independent Lens documents how a career soldier with PTSD makes a transition to running a family farm
Let’s talk first: Would you try a dating app that didn’t use photos?
Erin Coulehan
Could you fall in love with someone you've never seen?
Why did the Nazis steal so many books?
Noah Charney
During World War II Nazis looted 200 million books by some estimates; unlike art theft, it wasn't mainly for profit
Who killed Sister Cathy? That is — and isn’t — the story of Netflix’s latest true crime show
Erin Keane
"The Keepers" is as riveting as a crime series gets. It also exposes pitfalls of the prestige true crime formula
Marvel’s “Agents of SHIELD” is the glorious anti-Trump satire you’ve been longing for
Amanda Marcotte
The last six episodes of the superhero TV show created a Nazi-ruled simulated universe that felt awfully familiar
Trump is a drug — and the media is addicted
Sophia A. McClennen
New Harvard study shows that media coverage of Trump's first 100 days is 3 times higher than other presidents'
The brilliant film “Star Wars” wiped from our collective memory
Gabriel Bell
It had a lot going for it, until it tried to go up against the biggest hit of 1977
Who was really the most unfairly treated president? Spoiler: It’s not Donald Trump
Allan J. Lichtman
Perhaps Trump has forgotten his shameful "birther" campaign against the previous president — or hopes we will
Mississippi Republican apologizes after saying people who want to remove Confederate monuments “should be lynched”
Charlie May
A Mississippi representative apologizes for using the word "lynch," but still defends Confederate memorials
The climate crisis may be taking a toll on your mental health
Lorraine Chow
People around the world are suffering from ecoanxiety, a feeling of impending environmental doom.
In my father’s Iraq, his garden was a sanctuary
Gian Sardar
For generations, the men in my Kurdish family took refuge in cultivating ornamental blossoms and glorious vines
Body of work: Women writers on disordered eating, writing the body and the book launch diet
JoAnna Novak
Before my book came out I thought about dieting, despite my history. Was I being shallow? Was I alone?
Art and the genocide memorial: How to make people engage with the horror, not look away
Noah Charney
A new book of photos brings to light the victims of a World War II Italian Fascist concentration camp
Fox News’s cynical and vulgar conspiracies about the slain DNC staffer fit a pattern
Eric Boehlert
Just ask Vince Foster's And Chris Stevens' families
Child anxiety and parenting in the Trump era
Barbara Milrod
In today’s political climate, it’s more important than ever for parents to be good role models
The devastating intimacy of HBO’s “The Wizard of Lies”
Melanie McFarland
Barry Levinson's take on the final days of Bernie Madoff is a tragedy rendered in tight focus
Roger Ailes created a media empire — and rebuilt the American right — in his own image
Matthew Sheffield
The longtime Fox News chief remade television — and in the process reshaped the entire conservative movement
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