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Senate Intelligence report reveals a vast network of — yes! — Trump-Russia collusion
Heather Digby Parton
Bipartisan committee finds a massive conspiracy of dunces and dupes. Does anyone really think Trump didn't know?
Can you get coronavirus twice? Promising new studies say probably not
Nicole Karlis
In a series of new papers, the question of "durable immunity" is finally answered
As a strange DNC kicks off, are Bernie Sanders and the Squad being left out?
Sophia Tesfaye
Bernie Sanders will speak on opening night, but the virtual DNC seems crafted to tune out progressive voices
These 5 recipes from Chef Lidia’s flagship restaurant will bring the flavors of Italy into your home
Joseph Neese
From a frozen peach bellini, to ragù alla bolognese to tiramisù, each of these recipes will transport you to Europe
When elections lead to violence: It’s happened before — and we’re heading that way now
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Nathan Kalmoe on how partisan division fueled bloody conflict in the 1860s — and how it could happen again
America’s death march: Whoever wins, this election won’t save us
Chris Hedges
Biden or Trump? Neither will stop hyper-nationalism, crisis cults and other signs of an empire in terminal decline
McSally says no to statehood for D.C. and Puerto Rico — it might hurt Republicans
Igor Derysh
"We'd never get the Senate back" if D.C. and Puerto Rico become states, says Arizona senator facing likely defeat
Fauci remains unfazed as scientists rely on unproven methods to create COVID vaccines
Liz Szabo
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he's "cautiously optimistic" that researchers will overcome COVID-19 vaccine obstacles
America’s obesity epidemic threatens the effectiveness of any COVID vaccine
Sarah Varney
The promise of a vaccine is hampered by a vexing epidemic that long preceded COVID-19: obesity
It’s time for Ghislaine Maxwell’s reckoning in the “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein” docuseries
Melanie McFarland
The filmmakers spoke with Salon about their four-hour Lifetime doc about the financier who destroyed all he touched
“We are all unreliable witnesses”: Stellan Skarsgård on memory & his new film “Out Stealing Horses”
Gary M. Kramer
The actor spoke to Salon about his reading habits, family & the adaptation of Per Petersson's acclaimed novel
Which hot dog are you? The enduring appeal of regional food in the global digital age
Ashlie D. Stevens
Americans' obsession with regional food is built into our country's DNA, and now it's reached social media
How Larry King got duped into starring in Chinese propaganda
Renee Dudley, Jeff Kao
King's fake interview with a Russian journalist went viral, spread by accounts tied to China’s government
Netflix’s engrossing Rubik’s Cube competition doc reminds us what we’re missing without the Olympics
Hanh Nguyen
In director Sue Kim's short film, the drive of "Speed Cubers" to solve the 3-D puzzle forges a unique friendship
CDC warns many young adults with COVID-19 report severe long-term side effects
Matthew Rozsa
As cases among young people rise, the CDC draws attention to misconceptions about COVID-19's lasting side effects
ACLU’s David Cole: “If Trump seeks to stay in power after losing the election,” we’ll be ready
Chauncey DeVega
ACLU's national legal director on the critical importance of rejecting a lawless president: "Democracy is working"
This time in my teacher voice: On two pandemics and the cost of “moderation”
Andres Aceves
As a brown teacher in a mostly white school, I've learned a necessary skill: Talking to people where they are
White House reignites GOP civil war: Kellyanne Conway throws Republican governors under the bus
Cody Fenwick
This is a common tactic in Trump's administration
Trump’s stormtroopers crush liberty on the streets of Portland
David Cay Johnston
If Trump loses the election, he could use this new private army of brownshirts to overthrow our republic
Meet Jaime Harrison, the Democrat taking the fight to Lindsey Graham: Part 2
Roger Sollenberger
Harrison is drawing national dollars in his race against Trump's golf pal — but where does he fit among Democrats?
Abolishing the whole prison-industrial complex
Alex Henderson
John Lewis, civil rights icon and congressman, dies at 80
Joseph Neese
The Democratic representative announced that he had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December
State violence, a crisis of legitimacy, and the path to true public safety
David M. Kennedy
I work with cops, and I support this movement
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