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Hannah Murphy Winter, Rolling Stone Families in the South had just learned to navigate care for their transgender kids when a slew of new laws put their health and futures in limbo 
Colleen Hagerty, Rolling Stone Recovery from the state's most destructive wildfire is complicated by high tensions between residents and the party responsible — the United States Forest Service. 
Andre Gee, Rolling Stone The right response to the mounting accusations against the Bad Boy founder should be empathy for the victims, not mockery. 
Wesley Parnell, Rolling Stone Weed legalization was supposed to prioritize mom-and-pop businesses — but for some upstate farmers, things didn't go as planned. 
Rob Sheffield, Rolling Stone The singer is the latest in a long line of brilliant artists who've tapped the experimental spirit of the Fab Four's 1965 masterpiece Rubber Soul. 
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