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Eating disorder recovery is treated with sensitivity and nuance in Netflix comedy-drama
Su Holmes
"Everything Now is an original, heartwarming and insightful story . . ."
“A clarion call to arms”: Experts on why MAGA remains impervious to anti-Trump Republicans’ message
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump's lies are perceived to be verbal weapons in the war"
Hey, progressives: Don’t follow RFK Jr. down the rabbit hole — he’s just not that into you
Jeff Cohen, Norman Solomon
What does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. really stand for? If he runs as a third-party spoiler, the answer is clear
How climate change is fueling alcohol-related hospitalizations
Zoya Teirstein
A new study in New York found that hospital visits from alcohol-related disorders spike along with temperatures
While the Food Network is in flux, Magnolia shows there’s still a hunger for stand-and-stir TV
Joy Saha
Chip and Joanna Gaines' lifestyle network is feeding viewers the comfort cooking shows they've been craving
“Highly connected”: How the right’s political violence relates to a rise in criminal violence
Chauncey DeVega
"The strongest variable predicting a rise in the murder rate is trust in fellow Americans," says Rachel Kleinfeld
GOP dudes are big mad at Taylor Swift for reminding them that the ladies don’t like them
Amanda Marcotte
The pop star's relationship with NFL player Travis Kelce draws out the incel-adjacent impulses of MAGA men
“Blue zones” have captivated health and longevity experts. But are they real or statistical grift?
Philip Finkelstein
Regions where living to 100 isn't uncommon have captivated longevity experts. Here's what the evidence says
Why there’s no better comfort food than bread and butter
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's a classic for a reason: Unlocking the enduring allure of bread and butter
What an orphan owl taught an ecologist about bird intelligence
Matthew Rozsa
Owls aren't just smart, they have colorful personalities, as author Carl Safina learned from rescuing one
Calm down, everybody: An ugly election is coming — but younger voters will save us
Kirk Swearingen
Stop doom-scrolling about Joe Biden's negatives! The other guy is far worse — and younger Americans get it
“You cannot convince someone to be with you”: How to survive—and thrive—in “The Heartbreak Years”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to author Minda Honey about her new Aughts-in-LA memoir about looking for love and finding herself
The West can’t keep up with the East in telling mainstream queer love stories in TV and movies
Hanh Nguyen
Those missing "Red, White & Royal Blue" should check out Thailand's soft power that has led the way for Asian media
Evolving “Hair Love” into “Young Love”: Matthew A. Cherry’s “live action-feeling” animated comedy
Melanie McFarland
"We have over 150 different hairstyles," says Cherry about bringing realism to both storytelling and his characters
Leftists, save yourselves! It’s a bad moment for nihilistic self-indulgence
Paul Rosenberg
The far-left bromance with RFK Jr. is only helping Trump. Remember how left-wing purity worked out in the 1930s?
Methadone could help solve our opioid overdose crisis. Why is it so hard for people to get?
Aaron Ferguson
Making addiction medications low-barrier is key to beating back the tide of death caused by prohibition
“How to Fix a Pageant” director on 2022 Miss USA scandal: “It was clear something was not right”
Joy Saha
Filmmaker Nicole Rittenmeyer on challenges of investigating beauty pageants and why "it's not a bunch of bimbos"
If we can’t fix this “frightening” problem, then we have “no hope” of addressing the climate crisis
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Michael Mann on climate science and skepticism, deep Earth history and his new book "Our Fragile Moment"
“It Lives Inside”: When a horror movie defangs its demon with poor metaphors
Joy Saha
Bishal Dutta's horror flick "It Lives Inside" is misssed opportunity to show the true terror of the Pishacha
It’s been 10 years since “Yeezus” and the Kanye we will never see again
D. Watkins
Kanye changed rap with "Yeezus," and then changed himself into person we no longer recognize
I’m a microbiologist and here’s what (and where) I never eat
Primrose Freestone
"The benefits of being a microbiologist are that we know how to avoid food poisoning . . . "
A study in contrasts: Biden stands with auto workers, while Trump looks down upon them
Amanda Marcotte
Not just a different look — Biden supports workers in policy, while Trump reveals his true views a non-union plant
Bob Menendez and the gold bars: A short history of New Jersey corruption
Bob Hennelly
My state's remarkable history of political corruption continues, with the first U.S. senator to be indicted twice
In a so-called post-racial NFL, Colin Kaepernick is still seemingly shut out in new NY Jets letter
Nardos Haile
The athlete-turned-activist has not played football since 2017; six years later he wants back in
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