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A history of skyrocketing gas prices

A look back at American gas price increases, the global factors that contributed and the presidents who got blamed

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The young anti-abortion "foot soldiers"

On "Salon Talks," the director of "Battleground" explains how anti-choice wasn't just driven by "old white men"

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The scramble to reschedule abortions

“We're getting absolutely inundated today with callers," the NAF hotline told Salon

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This historic flood was a warning

The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 was the most destructive river flood in American history — and remains relevant

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Jenny Slate on being "Marcel the Shell"

The comedian tells Salon why the 1-inch mollusk who's grieving and dismisses social media is so appealing

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How to access abortion post-Roe

An individual states' ban cannot prevent you from getting an abortion in other ways and through other states

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Trump's EPA carcinogen policy reversed

Why the controversial herbicide glyphosate, which some experts link to cancer, is under scrutiny once more

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Why more shark encounters are coming

A new study reveals that sharks aren't scared off by cities, but maybe they ought to be

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To save America, Trump must face justice

If one man is above the law, then America is done. The Jan. 6 committee is literally fighting for our future

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Is it safe to use homemade tampons?

In light of the tampon shortage, doctors don't advise turning to this dangerous internet trend

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Why it's unwise to be "braggadocious"

People do not like to admit when they were wrong, but scientists agree that humility is important to success

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Lone Star hate: How Texas lost its mind

Sure, Texas is a red state. But the merger of MAGA and anti-LGBTQ activism has revealed a whole new level of ugly

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Does Paxlovid work against COVID?

Experts explain how the drug works, where it came from, and what kinds of side effects to expect

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APT illegally raises millions: complaint

New complaint says Americans for Public Trust is illegally raising millions while airing GOP propaganda

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"Drunk Rudy" wasn't the problem

The seeds of Rudy's humiliating implosion were present the whole time. But why does anyone still listen to him?

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The real world behind "Jurassic World"

During the Gilded Age, two men fought to find valuable fossils — and one changed the world by discovering a T. Rex

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College sports and the cover-up industry

Third-party investigation of college abuse scandals: A dubious industry whose main job is to limit the damage

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Should you eat sea moss gel?

Tiktokers eat it in globs. Should you try this wellness trend or even try to make your own?

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The disaster that prophesied our future

Massive dust clouds consuming farms. Locusts. Was the 1930s dust bowl a harbinger of what's coming?

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The pope in Saudi Arabia? It's possible

Seeking to improve its image, Saudi kingdom serves kosher food at interfaith summit aimed at combating extremism

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Big Tech cracks up the GOP

Republicans abandon their free-market ideals to go all-in on the culture wars

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How (not) to do Juneteenth

There's no single way to observe Juneteenth, but corporations have shown us some fairly major ways to get it wrong

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American monster: Yes, but who made him?

Maureen Dowd's description overlooks a crucial point: It took decades of America's decay to birth this monster

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Why the kids' vaccine took so long

One and a half years after the adult COVID-19 vaccine, a kids' shot is here. This is why it took so much longer

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Nonstick chemicals causing hypertension

These near-indestructible chemicals are found everywhere — and a new study finds they may be causing hypertension

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