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Terrified animals stuck in Kyiv Zoo
Kelly McClure
Workers have struggled with keeping animals calm while waiting for nearly impossible evacuation efforts
The dark side of Joel on “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
Alison Stine
The estranged husband on the Amazon show is a mediocre man for the ages — and worse
Dear Hollywood: In times of international crisis, speechlessness is always preferable to stupidity
Melanie McFarland
Stars: they're scared, just like us. Very few are equipped to speak to crisis, as we were reminded this week
Why “complex PTSD” is misunderstood — and what it means to have it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Stephanie Foo talks to Salon about complex PTSD, as recounted in her new book "What My Bones Know"
Susie’s struggle in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”
Alison Stine
Although Midge is on stage, Susie has always been the star, living outside the show's carefully constructed fantasy
Capitol rioter punished with reading civics book for 60 hours
Sarah Burris
Edward Hemenway's community service for participating in the Jan. 6 riots was a long lesson in civics
“Sweet Magnolias” is full of single moms – too bad it misses what solo parenting is really like
Alison Stine
For us parents without family nearby, especially in the childcare nightmare of the pandemic, this is basically porn
What made Bob Saget’s Danny Tanner so different from other sitcom dads
Jessica Troilo
On "Full House," he exemplified the changing expectations of fatherhood that started in the 1970s
New GMO labeling rule takes effect, but food anxieties remain
Kavin Senapathy
The long-running debate about labeling genetically modified foods has obscured more pressing issues of food justice
5 quick tricks to make school lunches so much better
Rachel Tepper Paley
Straight from TikTok's lunch queen, Jessica Woo
Leanne Brown’s “self-love potion” will get you through a rough day
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why being "Good Enough" in the kitchen is better than being perfect
Evangelicals do battle with “critical race theory” in new online video course
Kathryn Joyce
Focus on the Family series defines racism as individual sin, says CRT is "contrary to the truth of God's word"
“Parental rights” started on the Christian fringe — now it’s the GOP’s winning issue
Kathryn Joyce
Right-wing Christians have pushed for parental control over education for years. Suddenly it's the GOP's main focus
Making “Cobra Kai” great again: The series returns with a parable about the peril of bipartisanship
Melanie McFarland
The show remains silly but it tells Americans about who we are, and Robby has become the Steve Bannon of Cobra Kai
The cruel failure of welfare reform in the Southwest
Eli Hager
In Nevada and neighboring states, boom times hastened the demise of cash assistance for the poor — but not poverty
My mom finally made her choice, after a lifetime colored by the one she wasn’t allowed
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My mother got pregnant before Roe v. Wade. But motherhood was never what she wanted
Salon’s most popular science stories of 2021
Matthew Rozsa
From talking animals to churning ocean currents, here are the stories readers loved in 2021
Michigan high school massacre: Another tragic example of how white privilege kills white people
Chauncey DeVega
To argue that white supremacy hurts white people confounds many Americans. But the evidence keeps on mounting
Stress in utero: COVID chaos and babies’ future health
Paul Tullis
The impact of unusually high in-utero stress might persist for decades in some U.S. babies born during the pandemic
Do you feel like a sullen teen again when you visit your parents for the holidays? You’re not alone
Nicole Karlis
Therapists say old, conflict-ridden dynamics are familiar and easily surface during the holidays
“Sex Cult Nun” author on recovering from a cult: “You get to write a new story”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Faith Jones about leaving a religious cult and re-discovering who she was
Religious Trauma Syndrome: How organized religion can lead to mental health problems
Valerie Tarico
Two years ago, Dr. Marlene Winell made waves by formally labeling what she calls “Religious Trauma Syndrome”
In defense of “onlies”: A growing share of American moms are having only one child — I’m one of them
Allison Jack
I choose to parent an only child for better quality of life, more time, and less stress
Don’t be shocked if Kyle Rittenhouse goes free — that’s the system working as designed
Chauncey DeVega
Viewed through the "white racial frame," Rittenhouse is an innocent, childlike victim, not a disturbed killer
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