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The magical, reliable allure of rice pudding
Michael La Corte
Rice is a treasure at large — but I wonder if rice pudding might actually be rice in its most powerful, elite form
New study shows we can create value from food waste by turning it into a highly desirable material
Alan Labas, Benjamin Matthew Long, Dylan Liu
"Demand for nanocellulose is growing worldwide"
Trump family fraud exposed — but Ivanka dodges liability in N.Y. civil case
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's sons are caught up in an apparent intergenerational scam laid bare in N.Y. judge's scathing decision
The real reason why Donald Trump wants Gen. Milley to be killed
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump’s fascist death threats against Gen. Milley: The rot goes much deeper
“How you lose your democracy”: Shocking new research shows Americans lack basic civic knowledge
Chauncey DeVega
Do you know what the three branches of government are? Do you understand their roles? Many Americans do not
Martin Scorsese believes comic book movies threaten our very culture: “We’ve got to save cinema”
Joy Saha
The acclaimed filmmaker thinks movie franchises based on comic books feel like they're generated by AI
“DEATH”: Donald Trump ramps up the GOP’s attack on the military with call to execute top US general
Gabriella Ferrigine
The former president attacked Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley, calling him a "woke train wreck"
“Trumpism imperils all Jewish Americans”: Experts warn of “America’s rising tide of antisemitism”
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump celebrated Rosh Hashanah by threatening Jewish Americans who do not support him
Hasan Minhaj and the New Yorker: Who decided comedy needed fact-checking?
Sophia A. McClennen
Hasan Minhaj's embellishments arguably serve a larger purpose. What purpose is served by destroying his career?
Stephen King’s “Holly” reframes his hero’s mental illness as an asset
Kelly McClure
In the horror master's latest book, Holly Gibney's anxiety and OCD helps to solve problems, not create them
How cocktail culture forever changed women’s fashion
Joy Saha
When drinking in public became acceptable for women, fashion had to catch up fast — and then never stopped
The origins of the “revenge dress,” a breakup trend pioneered by Princess Diana
Joy Saha
Sophie Turner was most recently seen wearing her own revenge outfit following her split with Joe Jonas
“It Lives Inside” director on his psychological monster and “counterintuitive” approach to suspense
Gary M. Kramer
Bishal Dutta spoke to Salon about combining his love of horror with the tension of assimilation in America
Clarence Thomas secretly participated in Koch network donor events
Joshua Kaplan, Justin Elliott, Alex Mierjeski
Thomas has attended at least two Koch donor summits, helping a political network that has brought cases to SCOTUS
We’re long overdue to rethink pink: It’s time to move away from gendered baby clothes
Nardos Haile
In a "Barbie" world, it's time we rethink our association with gender and color, specifically pink
RIP Twitter: You were once cool
D. Watkins
Twitter gave me community and my writing career. Now it's a joke, and charging a fee is the end
Is rice the “climate-change crop” the Northeast needs?
Liz Susman Karp
". . . a niche regional rice movement has been germinating for several decades, though growth has been piecemeal"
When it comes to providing insight, Apple’s “The Super Models” only goes skin deep
Melanie McFarland
Naomi, Cindy, Linda & Christy star in this gorgeous series that's the least of a fall bounty of fashion world docs
The “Real Housewives” diet: Why we are seeing caviar everywhere when Americans can’t afford eggs
Michael La Corte
Even Pringles has released a new caviar-packed speciality box
I don’t believe in cheat days anymore, but sometimes I still miss them
Ashlie D. Stevens
After being raised in a conservative church that spoke in extremes, cheat days eventually became my new religion
What is “southern” food? Dale Gray takes readers from South Africa to South Korea for the answer
Michael La Corte
In "South of Somewhere" the author explores both global flavors and the cultures that created them
Is America a death cult?
Troy Farah
From COVID to overdoses and suicide, it sure seems like we're comfortable with so much preventable death
Bomb threats and violence: Pediatric gender-affirming care providers fear for their lives
Elizabeth Hlavinka
A new study illuminates threats to pediatric endocrinologists, echoing the threats abortion care providers face
Lauren Boebert’s sexy adventure: Blame conservatives’ push for “traditional marriage”
Amanda Marcotte
Bari Weiss and Nicholas Kristof amplify GOP calls to marry young — that's just what the Colorado congresswoman did
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