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Students left silenced by speech debates

It may seem nonsensical to say that calls for genocide are protected speech but colleges are in a tough spot

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Are we getting more sick after COVID?

COVID-19 could be a "risk factor" for other viruses like flu and RSV, experts say

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Hunting for sources of gravitational hum

A massive hum of energy pervades the universe. Is it supermassive black holes or something weirder?

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Experts: Why "speech we hate" matters

Controversy around Elise Stefanik's antisemitism hearing fueled by "hypocrisy" and PR concerns, say legal experts

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Our fertility crisis drives inequality

From plummeting sperm counts to ovarian disorders, human fertility is at risk. Only some may be able to afford help

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Why do humans go through menopause?

Humans are one of the only species thought to enter menopause. New research is shaking up theories as to why

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How to protect against emerging STIs

From gonorrhea and syphilis to newer ailments, these are the STDs that you need to be on the watch for

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I Stepped Into Poor Things’ Salon Of Seduction, And Was Transported Into The Wonderfully Weird World Of Emma Stone's Bella Baxter

I went to Poor Things' Salon of Seduction, and experienced a world similar to the one Emma Stone's Bella Baxter lives in.

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The gender-bending powers of eyeliner

"Eyeliner" author Zahra Hankir spoke to Salon about the many messages that eyeliner can convey beyond beauty

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Prof: Smith hints at "powerful evidence"

Prosecutors vowed to introduce evidence of Trump’s “public endorsement and encouragement of violence”

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Experts rip "dangerous" Trump delay bid

Trump lawyer Steve Sadow argued that holding trial before 2029 amounts to "election interference"

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Jon Stewart for president: Just a dream?

Progressive activists and bad polls haven't convinced Joe Biden to stand down — now it's time for the Hail Mary

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The case for real Christmas trees

‘Tis the season of debating which tree is "better" for the environment

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White nationalists exploit Gaza tensions

X/Twitter allows racists to pay to boost bigoted posts — and then cash in on ad revenue

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"Pirola" COVID variant is spreading fast

Experts warned Pirola could do serious damage if it gained a foothold. Now that it's growing, what happens next?

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Risky: Trump "wages war" on judge's wife

“These efforts should be seen for what they are – a sign of weakness," attorney says

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Planet discovered is too big for its sun

This extremely rare exoplanet discovery underscores just how little we know about the universe, experts say

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A Kid in the Hall's "Fargo" villain era

During a pre-fifth season set visit, Salon caught up with the comedic actor to discuss what it means to be mean

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Did climate change kill most dinosaurs?

Volcanic activity and climate change may have played a bigger role in dinosaur extinction than previously thought

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The link between autism and apologizing

Do you say "sorry" at the drop of a hat? Here's why the instinct to apologize is more than just a survival strategy

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Expert: DA playing Trump with plea deals

"If they wait long enough, there is always the chance he will give them more evidence," law professor says

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COVID vax halted premature births: study

New research suggests COVID-19 vaccinations could prevent adverse birth outcomes

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A "talking" dog's owner on canine minds

Alexis Devine, author of "I Am Bunny" on whether dogs can be self-aware and even existential

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How outdoor cats cause mass extinctions

Outdoor and feral cats can seriously harm native ecosystems. Here's how to fix it

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Think outside an "uninhabitable" Earth

Extreme heat and freak storms may make it harder to live on Earth, but calling it a wasteland is counterproductive

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