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Herschel Walker caught lying — again

A list of some of Walker's most bizarre and despicable fabrications to date

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Long COVID often overlooked in children

A quiet epidemic of long COVID in children is just beginning to be understood by researchers

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Misinfo swirls around Bieber's condition

Is it too late now for anti-vaxxers to say sorry to Bieber for drafting him into their misinformed narrative?

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"Jesus, guns, babies": Meet the new GOP

Lauren Boebert prayed for Biden's death — and that's not even close to the craziest item on the GOP wish list

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Has white America forgotten Buffalo?

White supremacist delusions that drove Buffalo shooter are now in the GOP mainstream. So much for a reckoning

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Dangers of getting COVID while pregnant

A new study found that babies exposed to COVID-19 were significantly more likely to have neurodevelopment issues

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Thomas Haden Church on offbeat new role

The actor spoke to Salon about playing a man with emotional dissociative behavior reuniting with his grown daughter

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Carrigan on NoHo Hank in "Barry" finale

Salon chats with the actor behind the show's fan favorite about being the light in a dark season

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"Curing" cancer is an outdated idea

Breakthroughs are happening everywhere; and yet, cancer is too complex to speak of a "cure." That's not a bad thing

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Trumpism without Trump: Still dangerous

Trump's 2020 "Lost Cause" ideology has taught Republicans how to seize power — and they may not need him anymore

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Behind the scenes of "Fire Island"

Director Andrew Ahn on the performance of queerness, finding power in race and capturing "beautiful beings" on film

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Superworms can eat styrofoam

A species of darkling beetle larvae has an enzyme in its gut that helps it gulp down polystyrene

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"Body Parts": The labor of movie nudity

Kristy Guevara-Flanagan spoke to Salon about her new documentary that features Jane Fonda, Sheryl Lee and more

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"Nudity is not indecent"

Filmmakers visited Florida's naturist community to gain insights about tribalism, poverty and the "textile world"

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How lockdown drills affect kids

"Surprise" drills, and poorly managed ones, can make children more stressed and depressed

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Biden's push for solar: Not enough?

Biden's using the Defense Production Act (again) to boost the solar industry: Too much — or not nearly enough?

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NASA is putting together a UFO team

The Pentagon has catalogued a number of UFO sightings over the past few decades. Now, NASA is getting involved

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Mortality gap between red, blue counties

Curiously, the "mortality gap" between red and blue counties was evident long before the pandemic began

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Yes, you can die of a "broken heart"

Intense grief seems to be connected to a condition that causes the heart to inexplicably shut down

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A counternarrative of Muslim America

Filmmaker Nausheen Dadabhoy spoke to Salon about her new documentary that profiles three Muslim American women

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Republican confronted Boebert over Jan 6

New audio also shows Kevin McCarthy demand investigation into attack — before completely reversing his position

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The "fascist" assault on Pride Month

Last weekend's vicious episode in Dallas wasn't isolated — it was part of a coordinated far-right assault

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Real World NOLA: Fun on demand

Salon recaps the finale, which came with some shocking revelations about those pictures that Julie showed everyone

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What the end of free school meals means

Teachers are often framed as first responders to students' hunger. It shouldn't have to be that way

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Do at-home COVID tests work anymore?

While many Americans are frustrated by false negatives, experts say at-home tests still have plenty of utility

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