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The incredible saga of Baltimore’s worst gang: an elite police squad gone bad
D. Watkins
Reporters Baynard Woods and Brandon Soderberg on the ruthless crime spree of "America's most corrupt police squad"
How Larry King got duped into starring in Chinese propaganda
Renee Dudley, Jeff Kao
King's fake interview with a Russian journalist went viral, spread by accounts tied to China’s government
Minneapolis “Umbrella Man” is white supremacist who tried to incite riot after Floyd killing: police
Igor Derysh
White supremacists "under the guise of Black Lives Matter" also instigated "riots" in Virginia, according to police
Christmas in July: Christopher Haatuft teaches Gordon Ramsay about reindeer and Neo-Fjordic cuisine
Joseph Neese
On the season finale of "Uncharted," Ramsay travels to Norway to cook Christmas dinner (and reindeer) with Haatuft
Peacock’s Syfy-quality “Brave New World” dystopia crosses Burning Man and an orgy in an Apple store
Melanie McFarland
Is this the next great dystopian TV epic? Hardly. But as long as you're not expecting it to be, it'll do
Trump-endorsed GOP congressman charged with three counts of felony voter fraud minutes before debate
Igor Derysh
Steve Watkins, an honorary co-chair of Trump's re-election campaign, allegedly used a UPS store address to vote
New page-turners heat up our summer reading: “Blacktop Wasteland,” “The Only Good Indians” and more
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
Get ready to read "F*ckface" and "The Son of Good Fortune," plus more recommended fiction for July
These three-ingredient meringues are the perfect excuse to eat dessert for breakfast
Mary Elizabeth Williams
These easy-to-make meringues are alluringly complex — shatteringly crisp outside and marshmallowy soft inside
As groceries board up amid protests, food inequality worsens for communities of color
Ashlie D. Stevens
"What we’re advocating for is a place that is not going to close the doors when the community needs them most"
The secret world of coronavirus mask traders and middlemen trying to get rich off government money
J. David McSwane
The federal government and states have fueled an unregulated, chaotic market for masks
Laura Ingraham to black Americans: Trump understands police brutality because of the Mueller probe
Roger Sollenberger
Following Ingraham's monologue, Trump called protesters "THUGS" and had a tweet flagged for glorifying violence
HBO Max is here – but not for everyone! Here’s how to watch, plus reviews of every original show
Melanie McFarland, Ashlie D. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Hanh Nguyen
The WarnerMedia streaming service has library content from "Joker" and "Friends" to new shows like "Legendary"
If your favorite cuts of meat aren’t available, these are the best options for your cookout
Ashlie D. Stevens
Grilling season is upon us! Try swapping in these cuts of meat for your standbys
“The Big Flower Fight” is Netflix’s unnecessary reality floral arrangement
Melanie McFarland
Take "The Great British Bake-Off," replace flour with flowers, and voila. If only watching were nearly as delicious
This addictive soft-serve ice cream has only three ingredients, one of which is optional
Mary Elizabeth Williams
You deserve to enjoy a delicious dessert without feeling like you've been broken by a small kitchen appliance
Comfort me with food memoirs, the only books I want to read right now
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Cooking is the only metaphor I have, so in the pandemic, feed me apples and "Midnight Chicken"
Food, faith and farming in the apocalypse: The coronavirus pandemic and the rural-urban divide
Marie Mutsuki Mockett
Here's what Christian farmers I know think about COVID-19, and how it might bring America together
Something for everyone: The best movies to stream in April (updated)
Hanh Nguyen
Yes, yes, you already know about "Parasite." But there's also so much more you can watch after that
What’s new on Netflix in April, from “Kim’s Convenience” to “#blackAF”
Ashlie D. Stevens
April showers you with true crime docs, innovative sketch comedy, a weird nature show, comedies, movies, and more
Top chefs cook at home on a budget, too. Here are their secrets for getting it done.
Alexandra Clinton
Learn how to make delicious and efficient meals, plus shop smarter at your local grocery store or online
In Gaza, scanning the sky for stars, not drones
Sarah Sax
A Palestinian scientist’s effort to bring astronomy to Gaza has begun to bear fruit, but steep hurdles remain
Isaac Asimov, the candy store kid who dreamed up robots
Terri Favro
Our most durable ideas about robots don’t come from science, but the imagination of sci-fi pioneer Isaac Asimov
Does science support the “wilderness” in wilderness therapy?
Adiel Kaplan
The intervention for troubled teens has evolved, but researchers still differ on a key question: Why wilderness?
What’s new on Netflix in February, from “Altered Carbon” to “Narcos: Mexico”
Ashlie D. Stevens
It's a leap year, so this month you get an extra day to binge on rom-coms, graphic novel adaptations & crime series
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