How Knorr infiltrated Mexican cooking
This German seasoning brand is indispensable for that authentic umami and zing in Mexican & Latin American cuisine
Try pumpkin toffee trifle this fall
Trifle is suitable for fancy dinners, holiday gatherings or even laid-back buffets and seasonal potlucks
Can Trump stop ISIS with fewer troops?
Mark Milley told "This Week" that despite the troop withdrawal from Syria, "the objective will remain the same"
The cheery nihilism of "Rick and Morty"
The Emmy-winning Adult Swim series is back for Season 4, with changes teased by Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland
The race to quantum supremacy
Though IBM contests Google’s claim of quantum supremacy, it concedes that it passed an important milestone
Facebook's terrifying cryptocurrency
A global currency backed by a mega-corporation with a questionable moral framework is rightfully raising eyebrows
Kennedy: Trump impeachment "red herring"
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., aroused controversy last week when he said that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was "dumb"
The history of veterans’ peace advocacy
eterans of past wars have long been at the forefront of peace advocacy in the United States.
"Unnatural Selection" misses the mark
The techno-utopian finale of the new Netflix docuseries celebrates a feat of "gene editing" that is anything but
Sustainable halal meat in Columbus, Ohio
The demand for halal meat and poultry, now a $20 billion market in the U.S., continues to climb.
Understanding Virginia's new blue wave
Democrats won a sweeping victory last week — which was also a missed opportunity. Here are the lessons for 2020
Buttigieg discusses his record on police
Mayor Buttigieg acknowledged the controversy over his handling of race issues after a police shooting in South Bend
Try Netflix's "Green Eggs and Ham"
Dr. Seuss' classic book becomes a cheeky and imaginative 13-episode caper with a delectable all-star voice cast
Sanders slams Bloomberg in new speech
Bernie Sanders rebuked the billionaire Michael Bloomberg for thinking he could buy his way through the primaries
What’s in a name?
Medical literature might seem to be a safe space for honest scientific inquiry, with no bias or spin. It isn't so.
Winter is coming
Bases, bases, everywhere, and not a base in sight.
Who is Rudy's bud "Charles"?
Rudy Giuliani's new fixer seems to connect a lot of dots
"As corrupt as it gets"
Critics called on Congress to open an investigation immediately
Class war: Billionaires vs. Liz, Bernie
Forces of wealth and privilege are outraged that they have to face not one, but two progressive candidates
Power and lies
If a president and his enablers are peddling lies, we need reliable intermediaries that help us see them.
Why colleges are being forced to close
A veteran university administrator explains the forces behind the trend.
"The Tempest," colonialism & resistance
"The Tempest" has been entangled with the history of slavery and freedom in the west for over 400 years
Saeed Jones on fighting for our lives
Salon talks to the award-winning author of the new memoir "How We Fight For Our Lives"
On mothers and monsters
"I don’t understand how a mother could write a book like that," my neighbor told me. How could I not?