Wyle PSA roasts RFK Jr.
The TV doctor floats wild conspiracy theories in a send-up of the Trump administration
What "People We Meet" gets right
"The heart of the film is pulled straight from the book," says author Emily Henry
MAGA craves praise for shoddy work
Donald Trump, Pete Hegseth and Kristi Noem all want "attaboys" despite their poor performance
FBI raids WaPo journalist’s home
The journalist was not the subject of the investigation that lead to the search
US pulls troops as Iran strike looms
European officials say a U.S. strike could come within the next 24 hours
Claudette Colvin dies at 86
Before Rosa Parks made civil rights history, a defiant teen refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus
Tribe president walks back ICE claims
President Frank Star Comes Out called the tribe's sovereignty "not conditional"
Bob Weir was the boomer who did it best
The Grateful Dead guitarist held the band together in its prime and steered it through a storied afterlife
Who's thwarting Trump's civil rights war
As Trump attempts to implement a white nationalist agenda, liberal white women are fighting back
Resistance moms will save us
Renee Good's courage shows our single best hope lies with ordinary people
ICE treating Minneapolis as a “war zone"
The killing of Renee Good has left a chill across the Twin Cities
Immigration agents keep using chokeholds
There is a federal ban on chokeholds and similar tactics. But there's no sign of punishment for officers use them
O’Reilly to ICE: Tone it down
The conservative pundit said DHS has to de-escalate in the wake of Renee Good's killing
"Dilbert" comic creator dies
Scott Adams’ extremely successful newspaper comic fell out of favor following racist comments from the cartoonist
The Golden Globes don't care about film
The show itself was a mess, but seeing artists champion their work provided rare, vital bright spots
Plane disguised in strike a "war crime"
The US may have committed a crime by using an aircraft disguised as a civilian plane in Caribbean boat strike
Music books that tell the hard parts
From radio legend Mary Lucia to Justin Townes Earle, these books examine the price worth paying for a creative life
The pleasure of eating in Indianapolis
From perfect fried chicken to white-tablecloth tasting menus, a slow week spent eating and playing in Indianapolis
You deserve better than a slop bowl
Bright grains, spiced chickpeas, fresh greens — a bowl that tastes like someone cared
ICE's threat was there from the start
"Homeland security" has become the repressive domestic police force we were warned about
Trump’s hall of mirrors presidency
From Jan. 6 to Venezuela, Trump has created his own reality and it threatens to subsume our own
Gaza aid groups work amid Israel's ban
If aid groups don't submit detailed lists of their staff members by March, they will be evicted — perhaps violently
Can Mary Peltola flip Alaska?
Peltola was the first Alaska Native elected to Congress. She's challenging GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan
Kelly sues Hegseth, Pentagon
The senator and veteran asked a judge to block a possible punishment from the Department of Defense