Giuliani rationalizes Biden impeachment
Sure, he was once against "weaponizing" impeachment but that was when his guy was in the White House
Your COVID game plan: are stadiums safe?
For the first time since 2019, nearly all stadiums will be fully open to fans
Are anti-depressants for dogs ethical?
More mood-altering drugs are being prescribed to pets. Are these more for the owners' benefit, or the animals'?
The Wire's Michael K. Williams has died
The 54-year-old actor is best known for playing Omar Little in the groundbreaking HBO series
Don't be a afraid of soufflés
French Onion Soup-fflé? It's a thing. A very, very good thing
Putting together A+ antipasto platters
Antipasto has been an Italian staple for centuries — and for good reason
A fix for Wikipedia’s language problem
Wikipedia’s non-English editions are vulnerable to manipulation and abuse. Why not create one Wikipedia for all?
Surrender to this Harry & Meghan movie
Is it fit for the Queen? Heck no. But it's obvious everyone involved wanted to do right by the defected royals
Noem's Mount Rushmore tribute to Trump
A photo of the sculpture shows the former president's mug right next to Lincoln's
Stop taking out student loans
We can't saddle yet another generation with this mess
Musicians who refused a Weird Al parody
Weird Al wanted to parody the Wings song "Live and Let Die," but Paul McCartney turned him down
"Shang-Chi" focused on the wrong sibling
Marvel has a gender problem, especially with women of color, and that's conspicuous in the latest MCU offering
Does anyone still believe in liberalism?
The global "democratic recession" didn't just happen. It might be the final stage of the liberal order's collapse
How to take a cheese plate on the go
Easy tips to transform that fancy cheese plate into an accessible travel snack
Reframing female anger in thrillers
Paula Hawkins’ "The Girl on the Train" has sold 23 million copies, and the film adaptation was a box office smash
For me, real crab is worth fighting for
I'm from Baltimore. I don't eat imitation crab. But even in Charm City, I find myself surrounded by the fake stuff
Teachers learn to deprogram QAnon kids
15% of Americans believe QAnon conspiracies and 22% self-identify as anti-vaxxers. Those beliefs extend to children
America's myths are destroying us
Thomas Jefferson hid the ugly truth of Bacon's Rebellion — an early example of the myths emerging around Jan. 6
The "dirty work" being done in our name
In his new book, New Yorker writer Eyal Press profiles the workers we won’t see politicians sidling up to
30 jolly puns from the Victorian Era
"'Puniana' is just a relentlessly eccentric bombardment of puns that goes on for hundreds upon hundreds of pages"
#BamaRush & mocking Southern accents
There’s plenty to critique about sorority culture. But going after Southern accents is punching down
Moon telescope could explain dark matter
The Moon's lack of atmosphere and darkness could offers unique observations of the universe
An imperfect orecchiette we made out own
On learning to let go in the kitchen — one imperfect, beautiful pasta at a time