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"Halloween" star on "trauma and pain"

The new screen queen talks to Salon about wrapping up "Halloween" and working with a legend

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Fla. surgeon general's anti-vax warning

"This study is too flawed to be used to set policy on the mRNA vaccines in younger males," one expert said

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A "GBBO" star on her favorite kitchen equipment, and whether she's Team Pie or Team Cake

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Donald Trump and white rage

Donald Trump's litany of racist grievances is petty, boring and false. The scary part? He speaks for millions

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Probing the mind of an incel

Researchers sought to determine whether experiencing unwanted celibacy is linked to misogyny among men

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The "butter board" trend goes too far

The "butter board" trend is a big hit on TikTok. Now, other spreadable foods are trying to get on board, too

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Strangers explain my autism to me

"You don't seem autistic": Those on the spectrum find neurotypicals often explain our condition to us. Why?

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Resurrecting the Hellraiser Cenobites

Salon talks to David Bruckner, the director of Hulu's remake, about a new vision for Clive Barker's horror classic

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PFAS health issues start before birth

A new study out of Denmark links the presence of PFAS in pregnant women to lower sperm counts later in life

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Is Zaporizhzhya the next Chernobyl?

In 1986, a nuclear calamity that helped bring down the Soviet empire began in Ukraine. Could it happen again?

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Trump targets his enemies: Mitch first

Like a cornered animal, Trump is ready to lash out — and he longs to make his violent fantasies come true

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Glenn Greenwald's slide to Alex Jones

Once an independent muckraker, Greenwald has moved sharply rightward — but even so, this was embarrassing

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McConnell "never needed free lunch"

Why have an expanded Child Tax Credit and universal free school meals both been stymied by Republicans in Congress?

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Losing "this way of life" in Catalonia

Carla Simón spoke to Salon about her film following a family of peach cultivators who must change with the times

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COVID-19's alarming effect on the heart

The SARS-CoV-2 virus may damage some patients' hearts, a study in Immunology suggests

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"Nothing Compares" to Sinéad O'Connor

Kathryn Ferguson spoke to Salon about exploring the reluctant pop star and the media's brutal treatment of her

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In defense of reading differently

The process of reading is neurologically complex — hence, there's no "wrong" way to read, Matthew Rubery says

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A subtle cause of childhood trauma

A study unpacks the origins of adult mental illness — and finds a correlation with unpredictable childhoods

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How "Pearl" compares to "Rocky Horror"

The filmmaker spoke to Salon about crafting his aesthetically ambitious prequel and Mia Goth's killer monologue

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Yes, dogs can smell your stress

Scientists tested whether dogs could tell the difference between their owner's odor in different emotional states

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The new science on plant consciousness

Though they lack brains, scientists are figuring out new ways to probe whether plants "think"

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Marco Rubio and the money man

Florida senator took out an $850,000 loan from his friend's company, then appointed him to influential commission

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DeSantis waged war on green energy

Under the guise of attacking "woke capital," DeSantis has undermined Democrats' efforts to battle climate change

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Hurricane Ian is proof of climate change

Climate change will cause sea levels to rise, exacerbate hurricane damage and in other ways create more floods

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How climate change supercharged Ian

As the coast braces for "historic" devastation, Ian likely won't be the last storm supercharged by a warming world

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