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Residents came to fight a data center. None is planned.
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Residents came to fight a data center. None is planned.

How two rogue cousins learned to irritate each other, in the best possible way.

Filling the holes in the news and politics.

Hint: It's not a cooking class.

How we all contribute to revenge cycles — and what we could do instead. A conversation with Gary Friedman.

Life lessons from the bewildering split screen of news from last week.

In politics, as in therapy, the problem is usually deeper than it seems.

Glasses help you see the world more clearly. What if the news did, too?

A recording from Amanda Ripley and The Disagreement's live video

“At some point, you got to look in the mirror, when you look at what’s going on here — every single elected official does.” ~ Sen. Amy Klobuchar

How to resist high conflict.

How do we live a life less afraid?

I've got some news to share (and a coupon code for you, because let's face it: who doesn't like a coupon code?!)

Three things we can do instead of collapsing into blame and worry.

We all need to do something useful with fear, rage and grief. The question is, what? Three lessons from the research.

An update on unlikely stories, from the Afghan Female Tactical Platoon to the Dignity Index for political speech.

What's the "right" way to live through a high-conflict election year? Three lessons from a very wise conflict survivor.

From BBQs to book bans, make sure you come prepared.

It wasn't who I wanted to be.

A story that changed how I think about refugees. And women. (And Chick-fil-A!)