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“The Terror: Infamy” twist ending: humanity wins, as long as we don’t forget our sins
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Alexander Woo, the co-creator of the AMC horror anthology's Japanese internment-themed second season
In “Tell Me Who I Am,” a man discovers his life was a lie told to him by his twin
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Ed Perkins and twins Alex and Marcus Lewis reveal the unbelievable true story that feels like a thriller
Some brains are more susceptible to PTSD after trauma than others
Claudia Lopez-Lloreda
Everyone experiences trauma, but in some brains, PTSD arises where others aren’t at as much risk
The forgotten trauma of a forgotten war
Nick Turse
As the world looks away, death stalks the Democratic Republic of Congo
How to separate your dad from Bruce Springsteen
Nicole Karlis
Bruce Springsteen told memoirist Sarfraz Manzoor that he loved his book. And life just got better from there
Unlike “Fast Color,” “Raising Dion” may be an industry underdog tale where the little guy wins
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's show about a boy with superpowers isn't from Marvel or DC, and may be why you didn't hear about it earlie
“El Camino” is a worthy continuation to the dark history of “Breaking Bad”
Ashlie D. Stevens
In Vince Gilligan's occasionally bleak yet empathetic follow-up, Jesse Pinkman gets his day in the brutal sun
How “Riverdale” gave Luke Perry the heartfelt sendoff the “90210” revival could not
Hanh Nguyen
The "90210" star's sudden death shocked fans. "Riverdale's" season premiere offers the perfect way to say goodbye
Trump’s self-defeating churn: White House turnover, nepotism mean nothing gets done
Matthew Rozsa
Brookings study reports White House turnover, nepotism is defeating Trump agenda. Should we be grateful?
Alex Trebek is asking the right question after his latest cancer setback
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Jeopardy!" host goes public to own the narrative to his cancer story
Why I’m making “comfort cake” this Yom Kippur
Emanuelle Lee
As the holiest day of the year looms, one writer prepares with a sweet honey cake to break the fast.
Bugs, mold and unwashed hands: Rampant safety violations in nursing home kitchens endanger residents
Marjie Lundstrom
Across the country, 230 foodborne outbreaks were reported from 1998 to 2017 in long-term care settings
Martin Scorsese’s “The Irishman”: De Niro, Pacino and Pesci shine in this intimate gangster epic
Gary M. Kramer
It's no "Goodfellas" — and that's just fine. Scorsese's new mobster memory drama is more elegiac than bloody
Order the green milk at Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — it tastes better than nostalgia
Erin Keane
Can you reverse engineer nostalgia by eating foods associated with childhood artifacts?
How Pat Conroy and I became lifelong best friends
Bernie Schein
Before the Citadel, before his career as an acclaimed author, Pat was the new kid at my South Carolina high school
Long aftermath of a mass shooting: Remembering my father, killed in 1991 at the University of Iowa
Karein Goertz
Today my father's name is on a plaque outside the physics department room where he and his colleagues were killed
How Jake Smollett turned his passions for food and design into a career
Joseph Neese
The resident chef of the "Rachel Ray Show" learned cooking and design at home. Now he teaches America both on TV
Beware of defense secretaries pledging reform
William D. Hartung, Mandy Smithberger
Esper’s promises to streamline the spending machine should be taken with more than the usual grain of salt
Once more into “The Good Place”: William Jackson Harper on Chidi and the final season
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the actor behind Chidi about what he hopes we'll take from the show as it heads toward the afterlife
She alleges she was raped by a Lyft driver. Then the company ghosted her
Amanda Marcotte
Alison Turkos, who says she was kidnapped and gang-raped by a Lyft driver, tells her story to Salon
Philosopher Susan Neiman says Trump is evil — and she literally wrote the book
Chauncey DeVega
Holocaust expert: Yes, those are concentration camps — and though Trump is not Hitler, the danger is all too real
Bring your monitor to new heights with this stand
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The ProBASE Aluminum Monitor Stand comes equipped with fast-charging ports.
After sexual assault, some survivors seek healing in self-defense
Gitit Ginat
A number of sexual assault survivors report enormous benefits from specialized classes
Immigrant sex workers in “the middle of nowhere,” Germany: “They are like ghosts”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the maker of a new doc "Lovemobil" that portrays sex workers in Germany with dignity and power
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