Trump: Happy Easter to "weak judges"
Trump's message comes after SCOTUS issued an emergency ruling staying some of his administration's deportations
The case for weeknight lamb
Think beyond holidays and special occasions. There's no limit to weeknight-friendly lamb options
Kennedy: Garcia deportation a "screw-up"
The senator from Louisiana stopped short of the possibility that many of Trump's deportations could be in error
Can God speak through ChatGPT?
The Vatican said that AI technology, a creation of humans, was God's gift by proxy, but cannot be used recklessly
Fascism is here: Are liberals awake yet?
Welcome to upside-down America: David Brooks calls for revolution while Gretchen Whitmer and Gavin Newsom grovel
DOGE's cuts may encourage tax cheats
New IRS numbers show fewer people are filing their taxes after DOGE took an ax to the agency's workforce
Animals that die and come back to life
Sure, "Jesus lizards" walk on water. But some of God's other creatures have mastered coming back from the dead
Big Tech among Easter Egg Roll sponsors
Amazon and Meta are in the mix after the Trump administration sought corporate money
Cronenberg's funniest film tackles grief
Perhaps the greatest living filmmaker, Cronenberg's latest — a flawed, dynamic look at loss – doesn't disappoint
SCOTUS pauses deportations of migrants
The Trump administration had tried to use a wartime law to deport another group to El Salvador
People are using cannabis as pre-workout
A runner’s high and cannabis use activate the same system in the brain responsible for producing euphoria
Conservative judge rings the alarm bells
Judge in the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case issues a wake up call for America
They came for my student: Who's next?
Mohsen Mandawi was one of the most thoughtful students I've ever taught. Now Trump's goons want to deport him
Weller on "RoboCop" to Renaissance man
Actor Peter Weller on the politics of "RoboCop," jazz and the importance of kindness and spirituality in hard times
Big Law is swimming in a river of denial
The White House distorts the meaning of “pro bono” to justify a hostile takeover of America’s biggest law firms
The grassroots fight for Abrego Garcia
"We have not lost faith in any way that he will be returned," Maryland activist Cathryn Jackson told Salon
The acid trip too weird for the Huxleys
How Britain's most famous intellectual family hit the rocks one intense acid-drenched night in Connecticut
They beat cancer. Then came the bills
Treatment takes more than a physical toll on patients — it often empties their wallets
A munchies guide for the gourmet stoner
From gourmet brisket to weed-leaf sugar cookies, welcome to the golden age of stoned snacking
Ham, perfected: The ultimate glaze guide
From cloves to chili crisp, here’s how to give your ham the attention it deserves
"Cinderella" with a body horror twist
Emilie Blichfeldt’s feature debut critiques societal beauty standards, flipping the fairy tale point of view
Remaking a cult classic the right way
Much has changed since Ang Lee's original film moved audiences in 1993. Our desire to see ourselves onscreen hasn't
The best teas to enjoy this spring
The Institute of Culinary Education’s Ann Ziata shared her favorite teas to enjoy during the warmer months
O'Malley: DOGE "gutting" Social Security
The former steward of the benefits program says DOGE's cuts put Americans' benefits in jeopardy