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Earth's inner core slows down

Earth's inner core has slowed down — or is perhaps even lagging. Here's what this means for life on the surface

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COVID's worrying back-and-forth spread

The back-and-forth spread of COVID from animals to humans is deeply troubling scientists. Here's why

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What gun control studies tell us

Experts spoke to Salon about what research has and has not proven about effective gun control policies

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Freshwater fish and forever chemicals

A new study reveals the stomach-churning consequences of chemical pollution

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Why bulldogs won't exist in 2123

"The breed couldn't continue this way for another century. Its members wouldn't survive," one expert told Salon

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AI chatbots can write, but can't think

Chatbots like GPT-3 don’t actually know what words mean, despite creating a convenient illusion

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The scientific mystery of pubic hair

Among primates, humans are sometimes referred to as "naked apes" — but our bodies make an exception for genitals

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Gas stoves are giving your kid asthma

No, the government isn't coming for your stove. Yet parents might want to rip them out themselves

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Are "the yips" really a thing?

Dallas Cowboys kicker Brett Maher made history when he failed four extra point kicks. He blamed the yips

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Record-high ocean temperatures in 2022

Alarmingly, rising ocean temperatures have a trickle-down effect on human food systems and weather patterns

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Muscogee tribal free press vs tyranny

Journalist Rebecca Landsberry-Baker and filmmaker Joe Peeler spoke to Salon about the new doc showing at Sundance

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Are kids really getting sick more often?

A rumor circulating among parents posits that kids are getting sick more frequently now. We dug into the data

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How NewsHour hosts combat misinformation

Salon talks to Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett of PBS' trusted nightly newscast about ushering it into the future

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Why are we addicted to junk food?

Corporations have spent years perfecting the sinister science of making you crave their processed food

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On being "California sober"

Abstaining from alcohol while indulging in cannabis is getting trendier. Here's why

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NXIVM's Allison Mack was "a seeker"

In an interview with Salon, journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis tells of the people behind the "sex cult"

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Another year, no child tax credit

American parents face greater financial burdens all thanks to Congress' decision not to continue the credit

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How alcohol changes the body and mind

Alcohol has a profound effect on the body and mind. Here's why Dry January will help you — but just a little

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Welcome to the creepiest Congress ever

With Kevin McCarthy as Speaker, House Republicans gear up to wage a two year war on reality itself

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How a measles outbreak happened in Ohio

"The guardrails have been taken off": Health misinformation is leading to outbreaks in unexpected places

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The Internet exists because of the state

The military-industrial complex played a critical role in funding scientific research for the future Internet

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The Speaker fight may stoke terrorism

McCarthy's concessions send a signal to violent extremists: House Republicans will have your back

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What happens when you restrict abortion

An alarming study suggests a devastating effect on women's mental health when abortion rights are restricted

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China and COVID-19: A lesson in extremes

China once had the strictest COVID-19 policies in the world. Now, the pandemic situation is out of control

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The regretful discoverer of sperm

Antonie Philips van Leeuwenhoek, the father of microbiology, was horrified by how sperm looked under the microscope

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