GOP: Party of terrorism
Trump is officially gone, but his specter hangs over Washington — and Republicans are still shackled to him
Six GOP senators join Dems on key vote
Senate votes to go forward with Trump's trial — and one Republican, Sen. Bill Cassidy, seems to have switched sides
Trump impeachment trial begins
"I think it very well may be the case that reluctant senators change their mind and vote to convict"
Maskless Florida governor at Super Bowl
Florida blocks COVID-19 information from public as Gov. Ron DeSantis touts transparency
"What is this dude rambling about?"
"What is this dude rambling about?"
The mathematics of broccoli
An ancient mathematical concept may explain the strange beauty behind this enchanting vegetable
"I wanted to be waterboarded for real"
Salon spoke to Tahar Rahim who went to great, physically uncomfortable lengths to play a man accused of terrorism
Britney doc bares our complicit misogyny
Tabloids portrayed Spears as a basket case. This film encourages viewers to check their own preconceived notions
People with dementia vulnerable to COVID
Additionally, the study found that African Americans with dementia are particularly vulnerable to COVID-19
Biden DOJ purging Trump's U.S. attorneys
Merrick Garland still not confirmed, but Biden's team breaks from Trump's use of DOJ to do his bidding
Feta pasta is even better without pasta
Our cheap, fast and friendly take is guaranteed to delight beginners and exhausted home cooks alike in the kitchen
Parler offered Trump Org. a 40% stake
House committee launches probe into Parler’s reported negotiations with the Trump Org. following Capitol riot
Piers and Palin spar over election fraud
Morgan blasted the former Governor of Alaska as “totally bonkers” after she cited election “shenanigans”
Dems drop the ball on impeachment
Democrats are making a huge mistake if they don't call witnesses at Trump's second impeachment trial
Georgia probes Trump call to find votes
Trump's call with Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger may have violated three state laws, legal experts say
Western US: a hotspot for snow droughts
A study compares snowpack across the world & offers a tool to help scientists pinpoint where the resource is waning
The soothing science of tea steeping
Today, we'll focus on true teas and how to steep them. Let's begin!
The day the Beatles changed the world
On February 9, 1964, Ed Sullivan welcomed the Fab Four to his show. A generation of rock legends were watching
Meghan McCain: Where is the love?
"It doesn't seem like there's a lot of love for the Liz Cheneys of the party," McCain says on "The View"
Overcoming vaccine hesitancy
Deep wounds underlie the vaccine skepticism in Black & Brown communities. Only relationship building can heal them
My kitchen is filled with French pottery
One writer celebrates the jars, crocks and bowls that complete his kitchen — and fill his home with memories
Trump to fade into obscurity like Palin
When it comes to Trump's political and public future, he'll go the way of Palin
Kicking them out is the only remedy
Republicans in Congress have doubled down on Trump's attempted coup. If we tolerate that, it will happen again
What's "impeachable" — and what isn't?
Trump could have been impeached days into his term — and Clinton and Nixon got away with their most serious crimes