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How feminists are catching up to Barbie: She’s everything – and has always been subversive
Susan Shapiro
Beauty standards aside, the doll has been a wildly progressive lifestyle mentor ever since she won us over in 1959
First contact with aliens could end in colonization and genocide if we don’t learn from history
William Lempert, Kim TallBear, David Delgado Shorter
A public ET message could initiate cascading events, including military actions to corporate resource mining
It’s “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” but for QAnon: Film spreading child trafficking hysteria is making bank
Melanie McFarland
God's children may not be for sale, but box-office hit "Sound of Freedom" is making a run on the public's credulity
All about arepas: How to make this ancient, 4-ingredient staple
Michael La Corte
"The popularity and growth of the arepa around the world is increasing every year"
The final blonde: My ongoing journey to decolonizing Barbie from my dress-up
Deena ElGenaidi
It had become a running joke with my friends that I'd always dress as a blond-haired white woman for Halloween
“Barbenheimer” cheesecake brownies are the darkest, pinkest treat of the summer
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Need snack ideas for a movie marathon? This two-in-one dessert has you covered
“A king’s ransom”: SAG-AFTRA’s Fran Drescher calls out “maniacal” Hollywood CEOs for their “greed”
Olivia Luppino
The star of "The Nanny" says executives are living in a "dystopia" as productions grind to a halt and actors strike
“CMT pulled a Bud Light”: Jason Aldean’s controversial song removed, and conservatives are angry
Joy Saha
Ben Shapiro, Lauren Boebert and more leaped to defend "Try That in a Small Town" after its music video was yanked
Right wing blasts “Barbie” for “toxic femininity,” “pushing transgender” and communist “propaganda”
Nardos Haile
Even before Greta Gerwig's fantasy comedy opens, conservatives are complaining in the latest culture war battle
Samuel Alito and the fishing trip that set the world on fire
Sabrina Haake
How the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision made climate change worse
Alien biology: How will astronomers actually know if they’ve found extraterrestrial life?
Nicole Karlis
There are no set standards for extraterrestrial life, so will scientists even recognize it when they see it?
“They don’t realize how deeply racial bias permeates”: Central Park birder on where liberals fail
D. Watkins
Christian Cooper, who went viral for being Black in Central Park, shares his two passions: birding and voting
The other side of concert etiquette: Miranda Lambert, tempers and why everybody is so provoked
Nardos Haile
Lambert earned criticism for scolding fans taking a selfie during a concert, but this could be the new normal
McDonald’s employees in the U.K. and Ireland allege a “toxic culture” of harassment and abuse
Michael La Corte
Many current and former employees allege "a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying"
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert were doomed to feud — there can only be one MAGA queen
Amanda Marcotte
These two know that the far-right is like the Smurfs: There's only room for one lady
“Train and socialize”: Expert on linguistic anthropology explains how Trump is warping MAGA minds
Chauncey DeVega
The implications stretch far beyond Donald Trump — and are ominous for American society
Hunting the military extremist: How disturbed is the U.S. military?
Nan Levinson
The growth of extremism in the ranks of a military involved in a century of failed war
The great shake-down: How Grimace and Barbie milkshakes became TikTok’s favorite props
Joy Saha
Perhaps an "Oppenheimer" milkshake is in the works next?
We’ve gotten the “teenage mental health crisis” dangerously wrong
Mike Males
Depression drives social media use, not the other way around, while we ignore the real struggles young people face
Sex and the cinema girl: Karina Longworth dives into ’80s and ’90s erotic films, revealing herself
Kyle Turner
"I was unlike everybody else," the "You Must Remember This" podcast host tells Salon about her formative upbringing
AI versus AI: Human extinction might just be collateral damage
Michael Klare
AI really might pose a risk of causing "human extinction" — because the military might let it launch nukes
America is awash in good news — but does that equal a bad election for Joe Biden?
Heather Digby Parton
Good economic news for America usually makes for a good election for the incumbent. Why things may be different now
Be very afraid: Trump’s “Agenda 47” is no joke
Chauncey DeVega
This is not a joke or funny: You should be very afraid of Trump's fascist Agenda 47 plan
Why Republicans are trying to rebrand white nationalism right now
Chauncey DeVega
Tommy Tuberville can play coy, but history is clear: The GOP has long made white nationalism synonymous with racism
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