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Drake wins, whether we like it or not
Alex Galbraith
Drake wins, whether we like it or not
Alex Galbraith
Drake's overlong, petty trilogy is the perfect soundtrack to the “no one asked for this” era
AI data center push fuels nuclear threat
Rachel Bronson
AI data center push fuels nuclear threat
Rachel Bronson
Countries around the world are racing to deploy nuclear technology — and potentially making themselves targets
America's emerging anti-war consensus
Heather Digby Parton
Opposition to the president's war with Iran among Gen Z MAGA members could help create positive political change
The Trump phone is here. It's junk
Garrett Owen
Tech experts and reviewers say the long-delayed $500 phone has high costs, middling specs and murky origins
FEATURED
Deepak Chopra has an Epstein problem
Nicole Karlis
New Age guru exchanged hundreds of messages with Epstein, including some he’d probably like to take back
Perks of being Jane Austen’s wallflower
Melanie McFarland
"The Other Bennet Sister" proves it’s the quiet ones we need to be watching
Ebola outbreak is a US failure
Troy Farah
America didn't cause these diseases. But Trump’s cuts to public health have put the world at risk
Ben Shapiro's Rosa Parks revisionism
Sophia Tesfaye
The Daily Wire’s latest documentary seeks to discredit Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott
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Those weak losers who care about "law"
Obama aide: Legality is for weak leaders
Glenn Greenwald
A top Obama campaign aide uses the language of Bush/Rove/Palin to suggest law is proof of weakness
The real reason RFK Jr. is coming for your antidepressants
The real reason RFK Jr. hates SSRIs
Amanda Marcotte
The HHS Secretary's attacks on psychiatric medication follow a pattern of putting politics over public health
TPUSA's "Make Heaven Crowded" revival tour is a disaster
TPUSA's revival tour is a disaster
Amanda Marcotte
Charlie Kirk’s death did not inspire the national spiritual awakening that was promised
Green energy will have the last laugh — because of Trump
Donald Trump: Green energy's savior?
Sabrina Haake
The president has unintentionally set off an international scramble for renewable energy due to his war in Iran
The Christian right hijacks America's 250th
Christian right hijacks America's 250th
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Rededicate 250 event erases the U.S.'s secular history
Deepak Chopra, Jeffrey Epstein and those "cute girls" emails
Deepak Chopra has an Epstein problem
Nicole Karlis
New Age guru exchanged hundreds of messages with Epstein, including some he’d probably like to take back
NEWS & POLITICS
White House ballroom symbolizes failure
Amanda Marcotte
The president’s only legacy will be greed and corruption
Election security is moving backward
Scott Shackelford
- The Conversation
Despite GOP talk of election integrity, the midterms could be less secure than 2024
The Texas runoff stakes aren’t so high
Russell Payne
Both potential GOP candidates have torn each other down, and are now equally competitive in the general election
DOJ gifts Trump with slush fund
Heather Digby Parton
A new $1.776 billion fund could be used to compensate Jan. 6 rioters — and undermine the rule of law
MAGA voters have regrets
Tatishe Nteta, Adam Eichen, Jesse Rhodes
- The Conversation
MAGA voters have regrets
Tatishe Nteta, Adam Eichen, Jesse Rhodes
- The Conversation
Donald Trump's supporters are starting to wonder if they made a mistake
You can't cancel satire
Sophia A. McClennen
While the late-night host's departure is a real loss, his brand of political commentary will survive
MAGA's return to reality TV is bad sign
Sophia Tesfaye
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt are chasing cameras to bypass scrutiny
We can still restore democracy — maybe
Mike Lofgren
Joe Biden tried to "turn the page" on Trumpism, and it failed. We need deep structural change
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"Is God Is" makes revenge a religion
Coleman Spilde
"Is God Is" makes revenge a religion
Coleman Spilde
Aleshea Harris' debut is a tale of gods and monsters, for a moment when they're hard to tell apart
It’s not just a crush. It’s limerence
Andi Zeisler
The clinical term for an addiction to longing is going viral — and, in the process, losing its meaning
An urgent message in sheep's clothing
Melanie McFarland
Underneath its feel-good fleece, this film sounds quiet alarms about forgetting painful history
Jost, Che swap offensive jokes on "SNL"
Alex Galbraith
The "Weekend Update" tradition forces the writers to read jokes sight unseen
Christian imagery and Devils Wears Prada
Lynn S. Neal
- The Conversation
Christian imagery has come to shape the industry in profound ways
Epstein's ghost visits Trump on "SNL"
Alex Galbraith
Will Ferrell took on the role of the late sex trafficker for the "Saturday Night Live" season finale
Why every great artist needs a nemesis
Melanie McFarland
Out of all the legendary musical beefs, the fable rivalry between Mozart and Antonio Salieri is our greatest hit
Teddy Thompson, music's best-kept secret
Jason Kyle Howard
A longtime critical darling, the singer-songwriter’s latest album “Never Be the Same” deserves to be widely heard
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Farm aid can't outrun Trump's war
Garrett Owen
With rising costs of fuel and fertilizer, and tariffs still in place, the outlook for 2026 is bleak
The pistachio trend has some history
Jelinda Montes
Benefiting off viral trends, like Dubai chocolate, has been actually decades in the making
Spirit collapses after failed bailout
CK Smith
The shutdown of Spirit marks end of a major low-cost carrier and raises questions about budget air travel in future
Private prisons cash in on ICE crackdown
Nicholas Liu
Over 90 percent of detained immigrants languish in prisons that aren't actually run by the government
The American workforce is a matriarchy
Sara Estep
The American workforce is a matriarchy
Sara Estep
As moms are driving the growth in America's labor market, it's time for major investments in early childcare
Trump wants $1.5 trillion for military
Garrett Owen
Massive cuts to domestic programs, with higher state taxes, would bolster the spending increase
A no-spend week, starting in the kitchen
Ashlie D. Stevens
How planning meals, stretching ingredients and baking something sweet can make a no-spend week feel generous
Colleges had no backup for cyber attack
CK Smith
The nationwide cybersecurity incident exposed how fragile our increasingly digital campuses are during finals week
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Donald Trump: Green energy's savior?
Sabrina Haake
The president has unintentionally set off an international scramble for renewable energy due to his war in Iran
PCOS becomes PMOS
CK Smith
This change to this common reproductive health issue could lead to better and earlier treatment for 15% of women.
Lower drug prices won't fix cancer care
Kenneth E. Thorpe
As breakthrough drugs offer critical hope to patients, lawmakers should focus on shoring up the social safety net
SCOTUS overrides abortion pill mail ban
Nicole Karlis
The ruling came after weeks of uncertainty over mail order mifepristone's legal status
The toll of Florida's abortion ban
Nicole Karlis
The number of Florida residents who traveled out of state nearly tripled between 2023 and 2024
Hantavirus is a warning. We must listen
Troy Farah
Hantavirus is a warning. We must listen
Troy Farah
The Dutch cruise ship incident probably isn’t the next pandemic. That doesn’t mean we’re risk-free from outbreaks
RFK Jr. supports tanning beds for minors
CK Smith
Public health officials warn the decision fits a growing pattern of deregulation across youth health policy
Trump's Silicon Valley bet on science
Garrett Owen
Jim O'Neill, a longevity enthusiast and vaccine skeptic, is Trump's pick to head the National Science Foundation
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FOOD
The smoky, cheesy lentils I keep making
Ashlie D. Stevens
The smoky, cheesy lentils I keep making
Ashlie D. Stevens
And other cozy skillet dinners for expensive times
A big problem with those tiny snack tins
Joy Saha
Mindful snacking doesn’t — and shouldn’t — focus on portion control and so-called aesthetics
Five meals, one fridge clean-out
Ashlie D. Stevens
A no-spend week of pastina, shakshuka and pantry alchemy
The resilience of uchche, bitter melon
Madhushree Ghosh
A bitter melon vine in San Diego becomes a lifeline to family, memory and the complicated meaning of home
Enough with the “-maxxing”
Joy Saha
The Gen Z-coined suffix has infiltrated lifestyle and dietary spaces, encouraging us to obsess over what we eat
For Delta flyers, snack time is over
Joy Saha
Will I get a free Biscoff? How about some pretzels? Not on Delta's short-haul flights, says the airline
A gentle 15-minute kitchen reset
Ashlie D. Stevens
Not a deep clean. Not a weekend project. Just a reset that helps you start again
The cult of New England Chinese food
Katie Lockhart
A fiercely loyal regional cuisine — sweet, saucy, nostalgic — shaped by immigrants and beloved beyond New England
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LIFE STORIES
Fatherhood, fear and our family gifts
Kuang Lee
"You turned out fine, right?" my mother said when I wanted to confront my own father. But had I?
Magic half-hours at Lozano Car Wash
Natalie Jabbar
Under the distinctive green arches of this Bay Area landmark, before he left us, my father once doted on me
My father, the disapproving doctor
Susan Shapiro
My father said my confessional writing humiliated him. We got along best when I had an ailment he could fix
"Dear Father" letters and DNA tests
Brittany Penner
Fathers have always been prickly territory for me, a Métis child of the Sixties Scoop adopted by Mennonites
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