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“The brain has a backup system”: Why people missing much of their brain can miraculously recover
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Embodied Mind" author Thomas Verny on consciousness and the brain's amazing "backup system"
How higher education can win the war against neoliberalism and white supremacy
Henry A. Giroux
Universities have been under attack for decades — because fascists know higher education is a weapon for democracy
Remember the president before Donald Trump? History definitely will
Matthew Rozsa
Claude A. Clegg III on "The Black President" — and how Obama's presidency led to both Donald Trump and Joe Biden
Steve Bannon’s contempt case: Could the coverup lead to the truth of the crime?
Heather Digby Parton
Nine Republicans in the House joined with Democrats to hold Bannon in contempt of Congress for defying a subpoena
Why madeleines are making a comeback in Paris
EmilyMonaco
The “traveling cakes” deserve more than a Proustian moment
In Brazil’s successful vaccine campaign, a lesson for the U.S.
Kiratiana Freelon
After a slow start, vaccination rates in Brazil have soared, thanks to a deep-rooted vaccine culture
Trisha Yearwood on family recipes and the power of love
Joseph Neese
Yearwood talks to Salon about writing “Trisha's Kitchen,” a new book of 125 comfort food recipes and family stories
Timothy Snyder warned us fascism was coming — now he says we can survive it
Chauncey DeVega
America's elites didn't listen to Timothy Snyder when he told them what Trump would do. Are they listening now?
My love letter to Italian-American red sauce joints
Michael La Corte
You know the type — with the red and white tablecloths, straw-covered wine bottles and amazing pasta
Climate change is going to make life harder for dogs and cats
Matthew Rozsa
Heat, access to food, and human suffering will affect companion animals both owned and unowned
As heat waves intensify, tens of thousands of US classrooms will be too hot for students to learn in
Paul Chinowsky
More than 26,000 schools in the US will need to upgrade or install air conditioning by 2025
Is Trump like Andrew Jackson? Yeah — in all the bad ways, and none of the good ones
Matthew Rozsa
Jackson created a cult of personality and pandered to racists — but compared to Trump, he was a visionary
“Free Solo” filmmakers recreated Thai soccer team cave rescue: “A massive and chaotic operation”
Gary M. Kramer
Oscar winners E. Chai Vasarhelyi & Jimmy Chin spoke to Salon about never-before-seen footage & adding folklore
Will the mainstream media ever face its failure to tell the truth about Jan. 6?
Chauncey DeVega
Media voices proclaimed that Trump was a buffoon who could never stage a coup. Now they just want us to forget
Opinion: At the FDA, a key opportunity to advance abortion justice
Destiny Lopez
The agency may be on the verge of removing a key barrier to accessing medication abortion. They shouldn’t blow it
“Dementia brings up everything”: Two new books offer emotional (and practical) advice for caregivers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We talked to Patti Davis and Andrew K. Budson about their respective new books on caregiving and dementia
Preliminary research finds that even mild cases of COVID-19 leave a mark on the brain
Jessica Bernard
A cognitive neuroscientist explains the impact of mild COVID-19 cases on the brain's gray matter
Bullied, autistic and obsessed with presidents: How the 2000 presidential election changed my life
Matthew Rozsa
That year altered my worldview as an autistic teenager obsessed with the Bush-Gore race and its results
Olympic swimming medalist Klete Keller pleads guilty to felony for role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot
Jon Skolnik
Keller's lawyer said Keller is "embarrassed by what he did that day and wants to make amends to the court"
New Johnson & Johnson data shows second shot boosts antibodies and protection against COVID-19
Maureen Ferran
But one dose is still strong against the delta variant
Wanderlust: Zuza Zak invites food lovers on a mouthwatering culinary journey through the Baltics
Kayla Stewart
A "food Renaissance" is happening in Eastern Europe, where new energy is making local traditions come alive
10 best Trader Joe’s products for kids
Alex Van Buren
Stuff your little ones will actually like — and will work for you, too
“Our Kind of People” and “The Wonder Years”: Two aspirational visions of Black life and prosperity
Melanie McFarland
A primetime soap about the Black elite and a remake of a nostalgic '80s classic actually fulfill a common vision
“Reservation Dogs” creator on evolving the show’s representation & storytelling: “It’s not finished”
Melanie McFarland
Sterlin Harjo spoke to Salon about his series' pop culture nods and the characters whose stories didn't get told
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