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Veterans group demands Trump apologize for shrugging off soldiers’ brain injuries as “headaches”
Igor Derysh
“I heard that they had headaches . . . It's not very serious," Trump said after 34 soldiers suffered brain injuries
When exercise comes to the hospital’s intensive care unit
Amitha Kalaichandran
Even short hospital ICU stays can cause lasting problems for patients. Can early mobility and exercise help?
Silicon Valley’s latest fad is dopamine fasting — and that may not be as crazy as it sounds
A. Trevor Sutton
Dopamine fasting, the newest fad to hit Silicon Valley, is being used as a way to get over addictive habits
Radical historian Harvey J. Kaye: Only a progressive president can save America
Chauncey DeVega
If Democrats don't embrace their progressive legacy, warns Harvey Kaye, the party is toast — and so's America
Impeachment trial kicks off: Donald Trump’s defenders are in way over their heads
Heather Digby Parton
"Lawyer lawsuits?" Democrats were loaded for bear, while Pat Cipollone and Jay Sekulow made fools of themselves
I spent MLK Day reading Stephen Miller’s racist emails. Here’s why
Chauncey DeVega
We need to confront racist evil, especially when it's right in front of us. Who represents it more clearly?
Lead poisoning hits low-income children harder than their affluent neighbors
Claudia Lopez-Lloreda
Children from low-income families may be more susceptible to toxic environmental hazards such as lead exposure
We’re living in the bizarre world that Flaubert envisioned
Susanna Lee
Is a 19th-century French author’s cosmic joke turning into a real-life global nightmare of fake news?
Impeachment and the politics of organized forgetting: This attack on Trump isn’t nearly enough
Henry A. Giroux
Impeachment is an important historical moment — but we must look past it to create the possibility of real change
Diamond & Silk accuse Democrats of using Jim Crow tactics on Trump during “Fox & Friends” appearance
Igor Derysh
“The same tactics are being done to him what was done to our ancestors back during the Jim Crow day,” Diamond says
Why Virginians deserve to have local control over Confederate monuments
Kristin Layng Szakos
Virginians deserve the right to make local decisions that reflect their values and ensure public safety
Our new blind spots: Technology changes how we see the world, and how we interact with it
Howard Axelrod
Our surroundings affect our cognitive orientation, and technology is as influential a climate as the weather
All the presidents’ lies: Inventing excuses for military action is nothing new
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump is a pathological liar — but spinning manufactured evidence to justify war is an American tradition
EPA’s proposed “secret science” rule directly threatens children’s health
Gabriel Filippelli
Blood samples from pediatric health screenings can provide valuable data for public health research
Billie Lourd played her mother Carrie Fisher for a key “Rise of Skywalker” scene
Matthew Rozsa
“It was an emotional thing" to see Fisher's daughter play a body double for Leia, said ILM VFX supervisor
Why the Golden Globes and host Ricky Gervais felt particularly pointless
Melanie McFarland
Many of the wins were foregone conclusions, but Awkwafina, Ramy Youssef, and Michelle Williams made it worthwhile
Why I’m resolving to quit binge watching TV
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I've gobbled up my favorite shows, and it left me feeling hollow. This year I'm reclaiming my time from streaming
The sum of what? On gender, visibility, and Wikipedia
Kirsten Menger-Anderson
I tallied how often women were cited in Wikipedia’s top math and literature pages. The results weren’t pretty
Exercise stops your brain from shrinking, researchers say
Nicole Karlis
Additional research adds to the consensus that cardio exercise can keep your brain sharp as you age
Will 2020 signal an end to America’s endless wars? Don’t count on it
Bob Hennelly
We claim to honor our troops and venerate their sacrifice — but do Americans really think about the cost of war?
Trump’s tremendous, totally real favorite books list
D. Watkins
Obama's not the only one that can drop a reading list. Trump reads all the books. The best books, in fact!
Best of 2019: Disneyland with my invisible guest
Tabitha Blankenbiller
I went to Disneyland for a carefree, childfree girls' weekend. When I came home, everything changed
Best of 2019: Quinceañera with baby fever
Jennifer Givhan
I wanted the sparkling dress, a princess crown, the man of honor. And I wanted my boyfriend to want a baby with me
Best of 2019: I lost my virginity at 37
Ray Gootz
Five years ago, I wrote about being a 33-year-old virgin. It was fear that kept me from sex for so long
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