Graham, Cotton break with GOP objectors
Two of Trump's Senate allies pour cold water on the president's plans to challenge Electoral College results
Trump's Georgia call was no idle threat
Why bother calling Brad Raffensperger if he doesn't really believe he can coerce him to deliver those 11,000 votes?
The force of secular "value voters"
Secular voters — a quickly growing demographic — vote on values with just as much motivation as the religious
MO Senator will contest Biden's victory
Despite urging from McConnell to the contrary, Hawley still plans on voicing objections to the results in Congress
GOP senator dies of COVID
Virginia Sen. Ben Chafin's office recently announced his death due to complications of coronavirus.
Trump's new crime: Mary's not surprised
Mary Trump on her uncle's desperate attempt to escape being a "loser": It's a "uniquely terrifying situation"
Shafer rages over Trump call recording
Brad Raffensberger recorded a call where the President of the United States demanded a crime be committed
Trump accused of "extortion" after call
After Trump's call with Brad Raffensperger is leaked, a new question: How many other such calls has he made?
Expert: Sunburst hack was devastating
The scope of the attack was huge, with SolarWinds estimating that around 18,000 firms were affected
Ecosystem loss, pollution & COVID-19
Ecosystem loss has caused hundreds of diseases to jump from other animals to humans
Instagram shifts towards shopping
Instagram's Shop button signals the growing commodification of human interactions on social media
Cobra Kai & middle-aged masculinity
The characters already redefined masculinity for a generation of teenagers — now they're back to address mid-life
Sherlock & the case of toxic masculinity
Holmes is often portrayed as unemotional and arrogant — why hasn't this been challenged in modern adaptations?
The history of chocolate and slavery
The story of Caesar, an enslaved cook and chocolatier in Colonial Virginia
Did 2020 kill yoga?
Big Yoga was hit by the pandemic, questions of appropriation, and QAnon. Is the fitness trend dying in the US?
The lonely legacy of Spam
Once seemingly alone in their love for Spam, many Asian Americans today are finding comfort in shared histories
Restaurants brace for "gift card season"
Some restaurant owners have crafted an ingenious scheme: Convince customers to wait on redeeming gift cards
Kimbap: Korean rolls fit for a picnic
Pastry Chef Joy Cho shares a traditional Korean dish from her family and culture
"Bridgerton" sex is not sexy
For all of the ballyhoo over the Netflix series' depiction of sensual Regency, the sex looks terrible
A love letter to scallops
Plus, some favorite ways to prepare them in each season
When poison becomes medicine
How the concept of "dose response" shaped modern science and vaccinology
Hear: New audio of Trump trying to cheat
In hour-long call, Trump pressures Republican Brad Raffensperger to "recalculate" the vote in his favor
Pence welcomes Cruz to the resistance
The vice president green-lights GOP scheme to object to the certification of the Electoral College vote
How to cut an avocado like a pro
Start churning out avocado slices and cubes like a lean green machine