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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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Sexual identity is in all cells

Research on sex differences is being defunded and censored — but our very cells differ according to sex

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DOGE's cuts may encourage tax cheats

New IRS numbers show fewer people are filing their taxes after DOGE took an ax to the agency's workforce

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Animals that die and come back to life

Sure, "Jesus lizards" walk on water. But some of God's other creatures have mastered coming back from the dead

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People are using cannabis as pre-workout

A runner’s high and cannabis use activate the same system in the brain responsible for producing euphoria

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The grassroots fight for Abrego Garcia

"We have not lost faith in any way that he will be returned," Maryland activist Cathryn Jackson told Salon

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O'Malley: DOGE "gutting" Social Security

The former steward of the benefits program says DOGE's cuts put Americans' benefits in jeopardy

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ICE won't say if it employs a "fascist"

Rep. Marc Veasey told Salon that ICE has been stonewalling him over its reported employment of a white supremacist

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Kilmar Abrego Garcia: What happens next?

NYU law professor Adam B. Cox spoke to Salon about the Trump administration's refusal to correct a mistake

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Saving "cute" species: It's a start!

We're always more likely to save the fuzzy animals first. Faced with a global crisis, that's not a bad thing

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Anyone could be sent to El Salvador next

Legal experts say that the refusal to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia home is a troubling harbinger of what's to come

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Don't touch your retirement savings

It’s normal to panic as the stock market swerves — but there are steps you can take to regain control

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