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Research shows health risks of using marijuana in pregnancy
Hilary A. Marusak
Mounting research points to health harms from cannabis, THC and CBD use during pregnancy, adolescence and more
How a quest to sharpen my sense of smell made me a more grateful cook
Ashlie D. Stevens
After COVID, I briefly lost my sense of smell. Getting it back reinspired me in the kitchen
War on women: The link between white supremacy, “men’s rights” and anti-abortion politics
Anthony DiMaggio
My research finds a strong connection between white supremacy, support for "men's rights" and anti-abortion views
How the pandemic stole your focus — and how to get it back
Monica Manmadkar
The pandemic shortened our attention spans — and so-called "burnout brain" is a real side effect
Hide your muscular calves! On “Yellowjackets,” sex is violence
Kelly McClure
"Meet cute" goes to "meet your maker" real fast with this bunch
Hitting my stack: How yoga helped me understand my trans identity
Cole Wolf
What I learned from flipping my world upside down, literally and figuratively
“Like a frog in boiling water”: How Big Tech stole our ability to focus
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An expert explains why letting your mind wander is good for your brain, and how to regain your lost attention span
“They stole my childhood”: Paris Hilton on the horrors of the “troubled teen” industry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the original influencer opens up about motherhood, her deepest traumas and her ADHD "superpower"
“An unforgettable talent”: The cast and crew of “The Wire” reflect on the legacy of Lance Reddick
D. Watkins
Salon asks the creatives who brought "The Wire" to life about the impact of their castmate and friend
The genius chopped salad everyone’s (still) talking about
Kristen Miglore
Nancy Silverton's been honing her version since the 1970s
“Top Chef: World All Stars” goes on a pub crawl and elevates the best of London’s classic dishes
Michael La Corte
In a slight bummer of an episode, the wide world of classic British dishes is both explored and refined
“He has a battle rifle”: Police feared Uvalde gunman’s AR-15
Zach Despart
Police told investigators they were cowed by the shooter’s military-style rifle
How did the zombie become so white?
Juliana Lamy
For nearly 100 years, zombies infecting our screens have excised the most compelling aspects of its Haitian origins
It’s time to rethink the narrative behind “mommy brain,” scientists say
Nicole Karlis
The term suggests women became less capable mentally postpartum — but science says otherwise
Doctors warned her pregnancy could kill her. Then Tennessee outlawed abortion
Kavitha Surana
A Tennessee mother wanted to end her high-risk pregnancy, but doctors feared prosecution
COVID isn’t over, even if Tilda Swinton and other celebrities say so
Alison Stine
The actor, who was struggling with long COVID only last year, was vocal about being anti-COVID protocols
Struggling with long COVID? You may find yourself in “Return to Oz”
Alison Stine
A dark fantasy film from 1985 speaks powerfully to people, like me, dealing with brain fog and gaslighting
Silicon Valley Bank wasn’t “woke”: Tech billionaires are just as bad as Wall Street bros
Amanda Marcotte
Ignore GOP hype about the "liberal" tech industry — reckless, entitled libertarianism is what fuels Silicon Valley
Fahrenheit 2023: Even in Mississippi’s segregation academies, we learned about Emmett Till
Deirdre Sugiuchi
Working in a public school now, would I be comfortable sharing texts that might lead to me being fined or jailed?
From “You” to “Barry,” we’re fascinated by audacious grifters: The man who deceives us and himself
Melanie McFarland
We'll always love a con artist, but in both the real world and TV we've entered a time of the dual identity defense
Salon’s totally (possibly) infallible Oscar predictions: Who will win? And who should win?
Russell Root
A handy guide for filling out your Oscars pool – and now you just need to worry about what apps to serve Sunday
When we were Vladimir Putin: The American war from hell, 20 years later
Juan Cole
How America gave Putin cover for his own atrocity
Kevin McCarthy won’t let Republicans “move on” from January 6
Amanda Marcotte
Some Republicans want to forget January 6 — but many House Republicans can't stop celebrating the Capitol riot
Republicans try — but can’t — distance themselves from Tucker Carlson’s lies
Amanda Marcotte
Everyone knows Tucker Carlson lies — what matters is the GOP now blesses his Jan. 6 revisionism
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