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Why does cannabis keep some people skinny? Experts explain how weed and metabolism are connected
Troy Farah
CBD and THCV are drugs in cannabis that might help with obesity and diabetes, but some products are buyer beware
“Take my hand. Take my whole life, too”: I gave my heart away at Elvis and Lisa Marie’s house
Kelly McClure
I asked an important question at the foot of Elvis' grave in 2012 and it changed my life forever
What to know about cellphone radiation
Peter Elkind
A guide to some of the most common health questions people ask about cellphone radiation
“The Price of Glee”: The 10 most shocking takeaways from the docuseries about Fox’s musical hit
Joy Saha
The three-part series explores the dark behind-the-scenes drama of Ryan Murphy's hit 2009 musical-drama
Will Republicans blow up the global economy? They seem eager to try
Heather Digby Parton
Yes, the debt-ceiling fight is a boring, pointless political ritual — but the risk this time is off the charts
The real reason Prince Harry spilled his dark secrets in “Spare” – whether you want to know or not
Alison Stine
Sure, Harry's stories are shocking, but he's been dealing with the press since birth and knows what he's doing
Here’s what experts say about the rewards — and risks — of intermittent fasting
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon spoke to doctors about the surprising health benefits that can accompany intermittent fasting
Why food deprivation in childhood is linked to obesity
Khizra Tariq
An expert examines how childhood food insecurity affects eating habits in adulthood
We need Martin Luther King Jr.’s lessons in resistance — that’s why the right wants to erase them
Chauncey DeVega
Right-wingers want to refashion Martin Luther King Jr. in their own image — because the truth is still dangerous
How food corporations manipulate you into eating more junk food
Matthew Rozsa
Corporations have spent years perfecting the sinister science of making you crave their processed food
Not quite losing my religion: Being a liberal evangelical isn’t always easy
Nathaniel Manderson
I know there's nothing rational about religious faith, and American Christianity is a mess. But I still believe
What does a “compromise meatball” taste like?
Maggie Hennessy
At Chicago’s Peanut Park Trattoria, pork and beef come together in luscious meatball harmony
What happens to your body after you quit drinking, according to experts
Troy Farah
Alcohol has a profound effect on the body and mind. Here's why Dry January will help you — but just a little
“I’m here ’cause I’m Black”: For the Golden Globes, Jerrod Carmichael redefines the dangerous host
Melanie McFarland
In its return from exile, the Golden Globes hires a reasonable, unrelenting comic to state the quiet part out loud
How cancer cells move and metastasize is influenced by the fluids surrounding them
Yizeng Li
Understanding how tumors migrate can help stop their spread. New research is shedding light on how that works
You can pry my paper planner from my cold, cramping hands
Alison Stine
In the digital age, why do we persist in using paper planners? Writing goals down may help
Making excuses for dictators is nothing new: “Mr. Republican” and the Nazis
Mike Lofgren
GOP's boy-crush on Putin and Orbán shouldn't be surprising — consider legendary Republican Sen. Robert Taft.
China went from “zero-COVID” to uncontrolled spread. What happened?
Matthew Rozsa
China once had the strictest COVID-19 policies in the world. Now, the pandemic situation is out of control
What I learned from years in the internet’s dark corners: We need real connections
Andy Kroll
I spent five years exploring conspiracy-theory rabbit holes. There's a way to escape: Real people in the real world
Social media always remembers — which makes moving on from a breakup that much harder
Kate G. Blackburn, Leah E. LeFebvre, Nick Brody
To purge or not to purge? There's more to digital breakups than that, such as controlling the narrative and network
Pelé: A global superstar and cultural icon who put passion at the heart of soccer
Simon Chadwick
He remains the face of a purity in soccer that existed long before big money and global geopolitics infiltrated
Best of 2022 | The white, conservative Southern women who asked me to keep their abortions secret
Leah Hampton
My middle-class evangelical peers quietly took advantage of abortion rights, while publicly advocating against them
Why do guys like George Santos lie? I asked myself the same thing about my father
Erin Keane
My dad never ran for Congress, but he did "embellish" his life story which got passed down to his kids when he died
Ginni Thomas admits she never saw specific evidence of 2020 voter fraud
Alex Henderson
"I was just hearing it from news reports and friends on the ground," Thomas admitted to the J6 committee
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