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Mary Elizabeth Williams is a senior writer for Salon. She's written for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, and more, and is the author of "A Series of Catastrophes & Miracles: A True Story of Love, Science, and Cancer." She has a certification in conflict resolution and is working on her doctoral degree in medical humanities.
"Drag Race" icon Bianca del Rio on performing in an age of drag bans: "Don't take our brunch"
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Move over Instant Pot: The rice cooker is having a renaissance
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Set a goal to lose weight this year? Experts explain how to do it right to make it stick
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Lily Gladstone's acceptance speech shows why we need to save endangered languages
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Is decaf "the new sober"?
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Yes, men and boys are in crisis — but traditional masculinity won't help them
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A salty, sweet croissant butter to spread on your croissants — and everything else
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Normalizing separate bedrooms: Here's why you shouldn't feel bad about sleeping apart
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A resolution you can keep: Here's how to eat less meat in 2024
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Adrenaline junkie Michelle Monaghan: Rapping to Vanilla Ice is scarier than skydiving
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Could taking cod liver oil every day actually make me a happier person?
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Why seasonal depression is about more than the bleakness of winter
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The quickest, easiest food gifts you can make this season
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In defense of fruitcake, the holiday's most misunderstood punchline
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Bath and body perks: Here's why you should bathe with your friends this winter
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