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“Slavery produced a genuine affection between the races”: Hegseth’s church foretold “DEI” firings
Amanda Marcotte
Defense secretary's contempt for Black military leaders has roots in his religion's defense of white supremacy
Rich people are scared of getting shot in the streets. A dangerous app is capitalizing on it
Cara Michelle Smith
America’s elites are clutching their pearls in the wake of a CEO's killing. One app's solution? More guns
New White House lawyer described himself as a “raging misogynist,” praised Nazi theorist
Nicholas Liu
Andrew Kloster, chief lawyer in the government's HR office, has a history of making sexist and racist comments
Is 2025 the year that we abandon alcohol for good?
Joy Saha
In recent years, abandoning alcohol has been embraced as a way of life, not just a mere one-month-long trend
Why “Smitten Kitchen” endures: Deb Perelman on cooking for real life
Michael La Corte
"What we want hasn't changed: something good to cook for dinner with a recipe that works and won't waste our time"
Mark Zuckerberg tells Fox News that Meta will “get rid of fact checkers” in latest appeal to Trump
Nicholas Liu
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg cast his decision as "restoring free expression" on his platforms
Meta donates $1 million to Trump inaugural committee after Zuckerberg meets with president-elect
Nicholas Liu
Zuckerberg and other billionaires are making nice with the incoming Trump administration
Why Kamala Harris lost: Around the world, incumbents are in trouble
Paul Rosenberg
Anti-incumbency fervor, populist rage and elite disconnection — all facets of the same global democratic crisis
A new culture war is brewing — and Coca-Cola’s AI Christmas ad is at the center
Ashlie D. Stevens
The global brand's holiday ad promised "real magic." It was made with generative AI
Merkel calls Musk’s role in Trump’s second term a “huge concern”
Griffin Eckstein
Angela Merkel warned against the tech titan and Trump's team-up, arguing it threatened the balance of politics
How the push for the “right to repair” may result in working McDonald’s ice cream machines
Joy Saha
The new rule came just one day before Donald Trump promised to repair the machines while in office
Russia’s dark web markets prove the drug war can’t be won
Niko Vorobyov
Even in totalitarian states, it’s easier than ever to get high. All you need is an internet connection
In our hour of need, Calm gave us puppies on election night
Hanh Nguyen
A Calm spokesperson discusses political anxiety, its silent ad, that Tom Hardy as Venom Sleep Story and more
In hindsight, we should have paid more attention to Don Lemon
Melanie McFarland
The former CNN host's sidewalk interviews provide some clear clues about why Americans voted against democracy
Crypto voters: “This election is pivotal”
Daria Solovieva
From regulatory clarity to innovation-friendly policies, voters say much is at stake in the 2024 race
“Clearly illegal”: Legal experts slam Musk’s $1 million “lottery” for registered voters
Marin Scotten
The billionaire said he would give $1 million a day to a registered voter who signs his "free speech" petition
“It raises serious questions”: Shapiro wonders if Musk election giveaways are illegal
Griffin Eckstein
The billionaire's cash prize scheme for registered voters was described as "clearly illegal" by one legal expert
In “Anora,” director Sean Baker paints a dazzling portrait of love, loss and self-discovery
Coleman Spilde
Mikey Madison's mesmerizing performance as a complex sex worker defies simple labels
The age factor election: “A vote for Trump could easily be a vote for a President Vance”
Chauncey DeVega
"The president can essentially be fired by the vice president should he become significantly impaired"
“What should I do with this pain?”: Israelis, Palestinians try to move forward
Helen Benedict
Two bereaved young men — one Arab, one Israeli — at a tiny New York gathering may show us all a way forward
“It’s shocking”: Experts ring the alarm on a “kind of dissonance” following thwarted attack on Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans' blame game is intended to silence political dissent after another assassination attempt against Trump
Are sheriffs special in America? Definitely — but not the way the far right claims
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Mirya Holman on "The Power of the Badge" — and how county sheriffs enforce American inequality
Taylor Swift’s “Childless Cat Lady” endorsement of Kamala Harris exposes what MAGA men fear most
Amanda Marcotte
Voting for Donald Trump will not make the ladies like you, Elon Musk
Trump cracks joke about attack on Nancy Pelosi’s husband in speech to police
Griffin Eckstein
The off-color joke, making light of the brutal attack on Pelosi's family, garnered awkward laughs from cops
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