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COVID-19 increases seizure risk in kids

COVID-19 is again linked to long-term neurological conditions — and the effect is more pronounced in children

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Magpie Murders' "disgusting" anagram

Author Anthony Horowitz tells Salon about avoiding a bad word, a Sherlock Holmes inspiration and what comes next

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How James Madison became a detective

A draft of the Constitution, whose inauthenticity was proved by James Madison, is the focus of legal drama today

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Gravity: The final frontier

In a technological triumph for humankind, astronomers can now "hear" the echoes of unfathomably distant black holes

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A "Menu" flavored by ego & "Succession"

Mark Mylod spoke to Salon about his satirical fine dining thriller starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy and more

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A note from Black Santa from Santa Camp

Salon spoke to a new Kris Kringle in HBO Max's film about a school for aspiring Santas, whoever they may be

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The COVID "Franken-virus" threat

A hybrid "Deltacron" strain could overtake BQ.1.1 as the most prevalent COVID strain. Here's what that would mean

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Impeaching Biden: Another dumb GOP idea

Kevin McCarthy could learn something from Newt Gingrich: His impeachment of Bill Clinton ended his career

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What's hidden in "Magpie Murders" titles

Ben Hanbury spoke to Salon about his design inspirations for the murder mystery opening credits

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Vance "leaves out" Appalachian women

Salon spoke to poets Pauletta Hansel and Sara Moore Wagner about their new books and the region's infamous son

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May Pang on John Lennon & Beatles magic

In this "Everything Fab Four" conversation, the former rock exec opens up about being an eyewitness to rock history

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Weight loss drug causing chaos on TikTok

A diabetes drug is all the rage among Hollywood’s elite, but folks who need the drug are struggling to get it

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Is Elon Musk actually a futurist?

The term "futurism" refers to an Italian movement from the 20th century — with ideas quite different from Musk's

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Experts: Red trickle vindicates polling

After 2016, the MAGA crowd claimed they had bested the polls; in 2022, the polls bested the MAGA crowd

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Catholic-right site: Violence an option

Church Militant made headlines with MTG's "Satan" interview. Now it warns, "Sometimes violence must be unleashed"

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Same-sex couples cope with stress better

New research could explain heteropessimism and how hetero couples could improve their relationships

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How TikTok spreads diet culture myths

A new study reveals that TikTok diet gurus almost always give scientifically inaccurate advice

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A panhandling study's unsettling finding

A study found that panhandlers received more generous donations if they were dressed in a suit

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The making of iconic Beatles album art

On this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken talks to Klaus Voormann about his long relationship with the Beatles

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An epidemic of fentanyl misinformation

More politicians say fentanyl should be deemed a "weapon of mass destruction." Do they even understand what it is?

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Democracy, gas prices and fascism

Americans understand that democracy is in dire peril. That doesn't mean they believe in it, or give a damn

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Scientists spot "planet killer" asteroid

The asteroid is almost one mile long, meaning that it would cause an extinction event if it hit Earth

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Remembering food writer Julie Powell

Powell initially rose to prominence while writing about cooking over 500 Julia Child recipes in a blog at Salon

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Ableism abounds in Fetterman discourse

John Fetterman's stroke — and the public discourse over it — isn't really about neurology, advocates say

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Are Halloween sugar binges bad for you?

Doctors say that you shouldn't eat candy on a regular basis — but does your liver mind a moment of decadence?

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