First, the Supreme Court eliminated the federal right to an abortion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization . Then, Clarence Thomas signaled that, if he had his way, the rights to contraception, same-sex relations, and gay marriage - established in Griswold v. Connecticu … | Continue reading
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The Miami condo collapse is a devastating reminder of America's artificial land problem | Continue reading
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Scientists are trained to believe that the animal mind is unknowable. They should look closer. | Continue reading
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U.S. officials are investigating possible 'directed energy' attacks on government officials. Who's behind them? | Continue reading
Prices are spiking. Buyers' tactics are getting weird. Is a bust inevitable? | Continue reading
How the network went from crown jewel to 90 Day Fiancé supplement | Continue reading
A growing chorus of critics is challenging the widespread use of antidepressants. Why? | Continue reading
For vaccines or anything else | Continue reading
Manufactured homes can be part of the solution to America's housing and infrastructure problems | Continue reading
There may be more reason to avoid paper drinking straws than general distaste for them, a new study from the University of Florida, published last week in ScienceDirect, suggests.The researchers found per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, which in layman's terms are potentially ha … | Continue reading
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released updated guidance for schools, saying students who are wearing masks can remain three feet apart in classrooms. Elementary school students should remain at least three feet apart from one another while continuing to practice … | Continue reading
After the sudden and intense drama of getting hit, they suffered from devastating symptoms that wouldn't go away. It seemed like no one could help — until they found each other. | Continue reading
The market might be having a ball, but this isn't going to end with a prince and a glass slipper | Continue reading
A new White House means a new www.whitehouse.gov. But most people who browse the spiffy website won't know that there's a secret message hidden right under their eyes.Snuck into the HTML code is a 'neat little Easter egg,' Protocol reports — a message that says 'If you're reading … | Continue reading
How even many conservatives are learning to love universal basic income | Continue reading
The boomers forgot all their own warnings | Continue reading
Five African gray parrots at the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park in the United Kingdom had to be separated after they kept encouraging each other to swear at visitors.The foul-mouthed offenders — Billy, Elsie, Eric, Jade, and Tyson — arrived at the park in August, and right off the ba … | Continue reading
Why banning gas-powered vehicles is a lot more show than substance | Continue reading
The medical certificate held by the Republican candidate for Kentucky's senate seat is not recognized by the state. What does this say about his candidacy? | Continue reading
Your presidential choice is between war and war | Continue reading
'Symptoms of anxiety disorder and depressive disorder increased considerably in the United States during April–June of 2020, compared with the same period in 2019,' the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report released Friday. Just over 40 percent of respondent … | Continue reading
The philosopher remained a religious skeptic — even on his deathbed | Continue reading
When people go hungry and the government refuses to help, sometimes they get mad | Continue reading
A pointless design trend has turned trucks into dangerous pedestrian killers | Continue reading
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Put down the stein. This is serious. | Continue reading
Lives likely could've been saved if the White House had focused on people rather than politics when the pandemic began, Vanity Fair reports.Unlike other countries, the U.S. has struggled to present a unified national strategy on COVID-19 testing, and the country now leads the wor … | Continue reading
If you needed another reason to avoid coronavirus at all costs, here's one.Skeptics of the disease and the necessity of shutting down the economy to stop its spread have focused on the fact that most coronavirus cases have been mild or even asymptomatic, mistakenly comparing COVI … | Continue reading
You don't have to beat protesters senseless to prevent murders | Continue reading
On the reaction to Tom Cotton's op-ed in The New York Times | Continue reading
The state is looking like a coronavirus success story. Let's celebrate it. | Continue reading