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Transgender hate crimes are on the rise, even in Canada
Abigail Curlew
Up until recently, trans folks have not been protected by Canadian human rights legislation
I’m ashamed to love my iPhone
Jane Agler
Switching to an Apple device made me feel closer to family. That's exactly what they want
Thirty years and an ocean away, a medical scandal repeats itself
Carl Shuker
Three decades after the first, how did the same medical cover-up happen again on a different continent?
The climate change “tipping point” has already arrived for these 70 U.S. counties
Molly Enking
Parts of the U.S. are showing dangerously high temperatures already
Is a nationally widespread new voting system ready for the 2020 elections?
Steven Rosenfeld
An independent audit in Maryland raises key questions.
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Trump’s anti-Semitic comments are the new normal: Threats and blackmail are all he has left
Amanda Marcotte
Trump accusing Jewish Democrats of "disloyalty" is part of a larger pattern: Winning votes through blackmail
Organic food benefits have been hard to assess, but that could change
Cynthia Curl
Freshly harvested organic foods may seem to be healthier, but it is difficult to say for sure
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The right-wing American love affair with one of the most disturbing serial killers
Thom Hartmann
Trump's favorite book, "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand, is telling of his ideologies
Pat Buchanan back on PBS, really? Why we don’t need a “McLaughlin Group” revival now
Melanie McFarland
"The McLaughlin Group" set a standard for shouty, "newsy" debate shows. We don't need it or Buchanan back on PBS
Confederate monuments: Where are they now?
Kali Holloway
"The need to take down Confederate monuments has gained even greater urgency" under the current political climate
Out of the ashes of Puerto Rico’s economy emerges a promising currency for all
Valerie Vande Panne
After recent political turmoil and government turnover, Puerto Rico's economy might be in for a transformation
Psychoanalyst Justin Frank on why Trump “hates reality” and must be “quarantined”
Chauncey DeVega
Why couldn't Trump act fake-normal after the mass shootings? He can't tell what's real and is "enraged" by rules
Authors Steve Cavanagh and Adrian McKinty: How growing up in Northern Ireland’s Troubles shaped them
Steve Cavanagh, Adrian McKinty
Two authors with new thrillers out now discuss literary influences, generational responses to violence and more
An evangelical leader calls young Christians to save the planet
Kate Yoder
While his upbringing trivialized climate change, Kyle Meyaard-Schaap has become a climate change figurehead.
Toni Morrison’s writing was influential and radically ambiguous
Paul Giles
In both her fiction and non-fiction, she sought to expose the "national amnesia" underlying forms of racism
The new West: Smoke in the sky, a purifier at home
Mark Kreidler
Downtown San Francisco was obscured by smoke from the Camp Fire burning about 90 miles north of Sacramento.
Two experts on why new Alzheimer’s studies are encouraging
Steven DeKosky, Todd Golde
Could blood tests aid in diagnosing? A new study says yes
Remembering Anton Yelchin in “Love, Antosha”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Garret Price, a film editor making his directorial debut on a doc honoring the late actor's life
Toledo? Trump mixes up Ohio cities while addressing nation on mass shootings
Shira Tarlo
"Those who perished in Toledo," he said, referring to a city 134 miles away from Dayton, where the shooting occured
The battle to defend low-income clinic workers and patients
Nan Levinson
Whittier Street Health Center, a Boston clinic with a commitment to its community, looks to overcome hardships.
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