The genius Freddie Mercury, 30 years on
Even three decades after his death, the Queen frontman's mark on the music industry is still everywhere
Why efficiency can make you irrational
Killing yourself to be efficient "will make you do very irrational things," says neuroscientist Antonio Damasio
Pro-Trump America's insane COVID toll
A staggering discrepancy in vaccination rates correlates with misinformation, according to a new analysis
The almost-lost Cuisinart magazine
The Pleasures of Cooking launched when the food processor was a novel device. Now, it's a collector's item
Free your barley from soup!
The overlooked grain gets a serious glow up
GOP civil war breaks out in Georgia
The first shots have already been fired in a battle that may determine the future of the Georgia GOP
Make homemade pork tamales this weekend
They're not easy nor fast, but definitely worth your while
Try these 6 flavorful soju cocktails
Soju's fruity sweetness makes it an easy add-in to slushies and lemonades
CNN's "Epic News Bro" Cuomo fail
Why did CNN take Chris Cuomo's word about spinning his brother's scandals? Because stars can do anything
COVID stress may affect babies' health
The impact of unusually high in-utero stress might persist for decades in some U.S. babies born during the pandemic
The organ that makes us human
"Skin" author Sergio del Molino says that skin afflictions affect our disposition — and may even make us tyrants
Chris Cuomo accuser gave evidence to CNN
"She felt in sharing her story and related documentation, she could help protect other women"
Omar calls McCarthy "a liar and coward"
"This is who they are," said the Minnesota Democrat. "And we have to be able to stand up to them."
One weird trick to save democracy?
This legal scholar argues the Constitution gives Congress a duty to overrule anti-democratic state law. Will they?
Alice Sebold & the problem with memoirs
Anthony Broadwater was falsely convicted of rape. In Sebold's memoir, it reads like a novel. It shouldn't
The surprising science of boredom
Turn off the Netflix: People who are bored don’t need to be entertained — they need to be engaged, research says
Amazon harm linked to fashion brands
Obscure supply chains connect at least 100 companies to illegal logging and land clearing in Brazil
Sondheim's much-maligned "Assassins"
It’s never a good time to mount a musical in America about murdering presidents
When sit-down strikes changed history
At the height of American labor, seizing control of the means of production was a strategy — not just a slogan
How Twitter hurt anti-extremism research
Multiple journalists had their accounts and tweets flagged due to a new policy
Trump got McDonald's during COVID bout
"They had to eat with face shields on at the doctor’s orders, which didn’t thrill any of them"
Chris Cuomo fired from CNN
Chris Cuomo was the top-rated anchor at CNN and a veteran television journalist
"Dear Father" letters and DNA tests
Fathers have always been prickly territory for me, a Métis child of the Sixties Scoop adopted by Mennonites
How Big Tobacco taught Big Oil
The Tobacco Industry ran so that Big Oil, anti-vaxxers and e-cigarette makers could fly