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Your mom's so ugly

The animal kingdom proves mother love doesn't always need a pretty face

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Politicians need a raise, actually

Deja Foxx spoke to Salon about why she's running for office and why money in politics is a major barrier to entry

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The moms fighting for climate justice

Many fear the world is not a safe place to raise a child. These mothers are doubling down on making it a better one

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"Hacks" flips the table on mentorship

Salon speaks to the show's creators about making Deborah Vance and Ava Daniels work through their hate

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Even Bill Gates' kid gets gender bias

Bill Gates' daughter Phoebe says investors want to know what will happen to her startup when she starts a family

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The new resistance welcomes Trump voters

In red states like Ohio, organizers are making a conscious appeal to moderates, independents and Republicans too

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What's it like to be a baby?

Baby MRIs are changing how we think about the developing brain and could reveal why we don't remember being babies

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Amazon blows off its poorest shoppers

Barbs between Amazon and the White House illustrate the everyday dehumanization of America’s poorest

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No room for dissent at GOP town hall

Emily Feiner said she was removed from a New York event after asking if Republicans will ever stand up to Trump

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The surgery to forever change eye color

Using lasers, doctors can alter cornea pigments. The FDA doesn't regulate this growing practice — is it worth it?

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Medicaid saved their lives

People who depend on the health care program are worried about Republican plans to slash federal spending

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When sleep trackers make sleep worse

Sleep trackers are supposed to help us get better rest. Stressing metrics can be counter-productive, experts say

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Fixing the Democratic brand in Michigan

The 40-year-old El-Sayed spoke to Salon about his Senate campaign and why he's not giving up on Medicare for All

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Boomers are getting grief for helping

Millennials and Gen Z want acknowledgement their finances aren't "a bed of roses"

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Removing food dyes is not a panacea

Many agree removing artificial food dyes is good for health, but some are concerned it's missing the big picture

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A May Day message for Americans

Organizers say their goal for May 1 protests is to remind regular Americans that they have numbers on their side

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Bird flu isn't as silent as we think

It's been months since a major update in H5N1 news, but that doesn't mean the virus has disappeared

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The US could get screwed on screwworm

For years, a multi-country effort kept screwworm at bay. The US picking fights with Mexico isn't helping

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Psychedelics could fix your sex life

Psychedelic use has been linked with increased openness and mindfulness. It’s healing relationships for some

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Tracking the Trump-Musk death toll

A researcher at Boston University is keeping tabs on deaths likely caused by dismantling U.S. foreign aid programs

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When the Secret Service reads your blog

Nicholas Decker, a student at George Mason University, published an essay with the title: "When Must We Kill Them?"

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Humans think — AI, not so much

New research is revealing how specialized neurons give our brains an edge artificial intelligence can only dream of

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Prepping for diseases from melting ice

As the world heats up, vast numbers of microbes frozen in vast amounts of ice are set to thaw. We must prepare

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Trippy breathwork isn't for everyone

Research on high-ventilation breathing practices is limited. Could they work on the brain similar to psychedelics?

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David Hogg wants Democrats who'll fight

Hogg, vice chair of the DNC, spoke to Salon about launching primary challenges against lackluster Democrats

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