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Why Roe v. Wade isn't coming back soon

The Supreme Court slashed abortion protections in 2022. Experts explain how the fallout could reopen the debate

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Expert: New Trump attack "will cost him"

“The more Trump defames arguably the more liable he is,” professor says as Trump launches new attacks

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Sex and True Detective: Night Country

Salon talks to creator Issa López and stars Jodie Foster and Kali Reis about how "Night Country" uses sexuality

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Long COVID patients confront Congress

Millions have been devastated by long COVID. Experts say it needs to be an urgent government priority

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MAGA cries fraud despite Trump Iowa win

“‘Democracy’ as we’ve experienced it is at risk,” professor warns

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"I.S.S." an argument for mutiny in space

"Blackfish" director Gabriela Cowperwaithe told Salon about capturing the world of Russians and Americans in Zero-G

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Disabled person not a "character trait"

The "Sunrise" actor spoke to Salon about his disability activism and new thriller about xenophobia and bloodsuckers

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Why people are taking bovine colostrum

Bovine colostrum supplements are taking over, but the evidence for some claims is lacking

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Experts: Trump's big "mistake" at trial

“Any other person would have been held in contempt by now,” former prosecutor says

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Activists open up about climate change

Blocking traffic, "attacking" art — are these tactics helping the climate movement or just annoying?

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Experts: Alina Habba attacks won't work

"Don't go much farther," judge warned Alina Habba after she violated his rules on the first day of trial

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"Faux-zempic" driving hospitalizations

Experts warn against the risks of illegitimately obtained Ozempic and Wegovy

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"Fargo" creator on finale and politics

Salon talks to the TV auteur about what keeps drawing him back to "Fargo," wifey-ness, masculinity and forgiveness

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Experts: Trump dooming his own case

"This trial could answer the question of whether any amount of damages can silence Trump," attorney says

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That Brothers Sun ending: "Damn, lady!"

The series co-creator Byron Wu and director Viet Nguyen spoke to Salon about Mama Sun's big power moves

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Here's why road rage is on the rise

You're not imagining things. Data and experts confirm that drivers have become more aggressive, even violent

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Ackman Harvard attack backfires on wife

"It certainly appears that the focus was never really about antisemitism and protecting students," scholar says

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Forget about "climate migration"

In the movies, heroes can outrun the apocalypse. But in the real world there's no exit from the climate crisis

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COVID could evolve to become more severe

JN.1's parent can infect lung cells more efficiently, a mutation that's different from the "milder" Omicron

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Is it OK to snore? Experts: Not really

Snoring is often viewed as humorous or innocuous, but experts say it's a design flaw — and a danger signal

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Should we redefine habitable planets?

When astronomers search for exoplanets, are they missing potential habitable ones?

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Judge rejects Trump's closing argument

Judge Engoron rescinds his permission for Trump to speak after lawyers objected that he stick to "relevant" matters

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When life-saving abortion law isn't safe

Texas and Idaho have challenged whether or not the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act takes priority

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Orca misinformation is killing them

Calling recent orca encounters "attacks" is the latest affront in a long history of villainizing these animals

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Inside the brains of "singing" fish

Midshipman fish are known to hum and sing. The parts of the brain that let them do it reflects some of our own

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