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How climate in film shaped the future

Did "The Day After Tomorrow" accurately depict our climatic future? Not quite. But some appreciate a deeper message

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Trans history is human history

In 1857, an anonymous author of a short story chronicled life as a trans woman with uncanny clarity and insight

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Tom Jones and the women he did wrong

Writer Gwyneth Hughes and actor Solly McLeod spoke to Salon about how randy Tom Jones wreaked havoc with the ladies

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How to eat like a Vermont farmer

Cookbook author Tracey Medeiros talks about Vermont's unique foodways and shares farm-fresh recipes

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"Sadness is such a common language"

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken speaks to the singer/songwriter about covering "In My Life" and more

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Want to protect nature? Pay people

Echoing the tenets of universal basic income, a new study suggests paying people to protect nature will save money

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Biden beware the deep fakes

Republicans weaponize deep fakes and AI technology

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Danai Gurira talks embodying Richard III

Salon talks to the hero of "The Walking Dead" and "Black Panther" franchises about Shakespeare's top villain

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The CDC has stopped tracking COVID cases

Some experts worry this move will hinder public health in the event of a future infectious mutation

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Hope for the plastic pollution crisis

A new UN report says that the plastic pollution crisis, while dire, is solvable

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Whale activists tilting at windmills

Boats are definitely killing whales — but wind farms almost certainly aren't, researchers say

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A subtle clue can help "out" narcissists

New research reveals a physiological tell that can help you "out" the narcissists in your life

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Yellowface's cutthroat publishing world

R.F. Kuang spoke to Salon about "Yellowface," in which one author passes off another's manuscript as her own

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How forever chemicals get into our food

The compounds used in nonstick pans and rain jackets aren't used as pesticides. How did they contaminate them?

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Are crabs doomed?

Climate change is altering acidity levels in the ocean — and when crabs pay the price, so do humans

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Is "pre-addiction" really a thing?

"I don't know if this is a helpful term": experts torn on a concept invented to help treat drug addiction

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Small cities seeing gun violence spike

Findings from a recent peer-reviewed study run counter to the right-wing narrative about gun violence in America

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Lilly Singh's movin' on with The Muppets

Salon talks to the former late night host about her new starring role beside Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem

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JWST eyes new asteroid belt in Fomalhaut

The new space telescope is so powerful that it can spot not merely exoplanets, but distant asteroid belts as well

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How capitalism is distorting science

Critics say research is hobbled by profit-driven journals. That has far-reaching ramifications for science

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Mushrooms get chatty after it rains

A team of Japanese researchers inserted electrodes into mushrooms and watched their voltages spike after a storm

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Jenny Craig loses in the Ozempic Age

The way that companies talk (or don't) about losing weight has changed in the last 30 years

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From "All the Young Dudes" to All-Starr

In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ian Hunter reveals the Beatles song that hooked him as a fan

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"Deep Impact" turns 25 — and it holds up

Salon spoke with scientists who praised "Deep Impact" — and with others who helped make it

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Why are Republicans so bad at lying?

They lie so much, shouldn’t they be better at it?

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