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Gen Z isn’t choosing a political party. They’re choosing issues
Emma Davis
Young women stand out for their progressive views, but few in the generation are embracing the two-party system
Trump’s failure hides Project 2025 success
Heather Digby Parton
OMB director Russell Vought is quietly remaking the federal government, and Congress is next
Conservative moms are fed up over Texas schools. For Gina Hinojosa, it’s an opening
Mel Leonor Barclay
She got into politics because of education, an issue giving Texas its most competitive governor’s race in years
Fat Bear Week should be every week
Troy Farah
Give me the "American Idol" version of meadowlark songs
Donald Trump abdicates as leader of the free world
Heather Digby Parton
The president's UN address showed he has ceded that position to Canada's Mark Carney
We got the original “Resident Evil” films all wrong
Coleman Spilde
Zach Cregger's reboot might surprise, but it can't thrill like its outrageous predecessors
Yes, America, this is really who we are. Vote if you want to change it
Brian Karem
Despite the corruption and debasement of the Trump years, this election offers a fresh start
Are we in the AI end times?
Troy Farah
Anxiety over the dangers of artificial "intelligence" says more about human nature than about the machines
“Hoax”: Trump dismisses AI concerns among bipartisan calls for regulation
Troy Farah
A meeting with AI executives at the White House is reportedly in the works, according to Speaker Mike Johnson
Some sequels are destined to disappoint
Coleman Spilde
"Practical Magic 2" bet on a devotion that was really just a love of autumn and soft lighting
How soybeans took over the American diet – without anyone noticing
Edward D. Melillo
Most people don’t think of themselves as soybean consumers, but it's in much of our food supply
What Burning Man’s Gen Z problem says about the festival
Nicole Karlis
Burning Man’s attendance data shows that fewer younger people are attending. Gen Z tells us why
Our world map is wrong. MAGA likes it that way
Troy Farah
Because the US rejects reality, it voted against the UN's Correct the Map plan
Samuel Alito is complicit in climate disaster
Troy Farah
The Supreme Court justice has made millions from companies that profit from our planet’s destruction
Throughout Latin America, US backs autocrats in the name of liberty
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Trump regime is supporting a range of ruling-class right-wing leaders who will do as America orders
Will Hurricane Dolly hit Mar-a-Lago?
Troy Farah
Probably not, but it’s understandable why so many people hope so
The high cost of MAGA manhood
Amanda Marcotte
Masculinity on the right runs on consumption. Trump made the hallmarks of manhood pricier
Real men don’t bike: How cars became the symbol of American manhood
Jessica Kutz
Inside the Trump administration's campaign to sell a vision of masculinity rooted in speed and strength
The gospel of science denial, from Galileo to RFK Jr.
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump and RFK Jr.'s anti-vax agenda has deep roots in fundamentalist faith and Big Business
The entire U.S. economy is basically a giant betting app
Troy Farah
Senators oppose gambling on wildfire outcomes, but the financial sector rewards amoral wagers
The Democratic male’s midlife crisis
Jeremy Fassler
The Pod Bros, Chris Murphy and others are chasing the far left to stay young. At what cost?
Lesbos is burning. I’m not there
Dimitrios Aletras Jr.
A first-generation Greek-American reckons with fire, migration and the homeland he left behind
Spokane wildfires are a warning to the rest of the world
Troy Farah
From the West Coast to Europe, climate change is making wildfires worse
“A deal with the devil”: Religion motivates data center opponents in Texas
Ellie Ashby, Chloe Landen
Some see the AI facilities as a sign of the apocalypse
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