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Measles cases flare beyond 700 and anti-vaxxers — the apex helicopter parent — are to blame
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If you think measles is bad, you should have been around for polio
How do you explain death to a kid? Mark Webber on fantasy and reality in “The Place of No Words”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to actor-director Mark Webber about "reality cinema," working with his own 3-year-old son and more
What parents need to know about 4/20
Caroline Knorr
How to protect your kids as mainstream brands and social media influencers jump on the weed wagon
Parents’ ultimate guide to smart devices
Caroline Knorr
Are smart speakers like Google Home and Amazon's Echo OK for kids?
More time in the kitchen may not be the answer to feeding kids well
Lela Nargi
Authors of "Pressure Cooker," a new book on family cooking, discuss the role inequality plays in feeding families
I didn’t teach my kids how to cook. Did I fail them?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I vowed to be the diligent mom with the kitchen-savvy offspring, but I went the Kraft mac & cheese route instead
College, climate change, and preparing our kids for the worst case scenario
Mark Healy
Is there any point in going to an elite college if climate change alters everything we know about life in 30 years?
I’m reading the comments again, after swearing them off 7 years ago
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Like any publication, Salon has grappled over the years with the question of What to Do About the Comments
No civil war coming: Believe it or not, political tribalism in America is overstated
Matt Grossmann
Yes, political division in the Trump era can seem dire. But Americans are not as bitterly divided as they seem
Lindy West’s fearless revolution: On creating “Shrill,” Hulu’s brilliant new comedy
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to West and showrunner Alexandra Rushfield about making their word-of-mouth sensation
Duke University to launch social media study on digital loneliness
Lauren Barack
The study will run through social app Wisdo, with new users invited to take part
Smart Watch: “The Case Against Adnan Syed” resumes first “Serial” mystery
Melanie McFarland
Also on this week's must-see list: "Superstore," and the returns of "Arrested Development" and "Catastrophe"
The private prison experiments: Is there any positive in for-profit imprisonment?
Lauren-Brooke Eisen
Australia and New Zealand turn to private industry to crack their recidivism problem. Is that an option for the US?
Train wreck: Healing for two and parenting with PTSD
Jessica Baen
That nanosecond flash of adrenaline when the subway jerks to one side or the other takes me back
Rachel Brosnahan claps back to criticism of Midge Maisel’s parenting
Michael Nordine
The Emmy-winning star suggested that male characters aren't subject to the same complaints
Fairy-tale social media fantasies can demolish your confidence, but it’s not all bad
Eleftherios Soleas, Jen McConnel
When you compare the “projected reality” to your lived experience, many don't feel they live up
“There’s no way to save up money”: “Maid” author Stephanie Land on the rigged math of being poor
Erin Keane
"The system does not encourage you to improve yourself," the author of "Maid" tells Salon
A farm and restaurant program that helps foster kids succeed
Lela Nargi
California State Fullerton "grows people and food" to empower foster kids with life-long skills
Andrea Savage on “I’m Sorry” season 2: “Your whole life turns to s**t when your kid learns to read”
Alli Joseph
Salon talks to the creator of the real and raunchy look at parenthood today
Louis C.K. is back, and it’s bad: Leaked stand-up set shows he’s lost more than his reputation
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The once brilliant comic shows his new colors, and they are petty, entitled and flat
What could millennials kill off in 2019? Weddings and becoming parents
Rachel Leah
Data suggests millennials are getting married and having kids later in life, because both are so expensive
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