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It’s bigger than guns: Why the right does little to stop violence
Chauncey DeVega
Conservatives have cultivated a negative and hyper-individualistic view of human nature
How did abuse get baked into the restaurant industry?
Eli R. Wilson, Ellen T. Meiser
Varying forms of abuse and harassment continue to be pervasive within restaurant culture. Why?
The question isn’t why cast a Black Cleopatra but rather why not profile another African queen?
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's "Queen Cleopatra" has its moments but do we really need another take on this superstar of history?
Trump lied shamelessly in CNN’s Town Hall — but he’s just a symptom of our national dysfunction
Brian Karem
As Kevin McCarthy is held hostage by the likes of George Santos, Trump returns to prime time to trigger everyone
Confronting the gun lobby’s biggest myth
Nina Vinik
We must move past the myth that guns make us safer
“Under the Henfluence” urges us to see hens as complex beings
Leah Kirts
When it comes to chickens, "... there's no cruelty footprint that's higher," states author Tove Danovich
Trump’s CNN town hall is rigged
Chauncey DeVega
In a healthy society, we would all turn away in protest
Lilly Singh is making “Muppets Mayhem”: “No matter where you are in life, they mean so much”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the former late night host about her new starring role beside Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem
Zoe Lister-Jones subverts sex in “Slip”: “Through orgasm, she’s being transported into a multiverse”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor talks sci-fi series inspired by her own sexual awakening, and making sure the sex scenes feel safe
The mystery of the Taylor Swift memoir: Who profits, who leaked it and who is it even by?
Alison Stine
As pre-orders roll in for a book with no author, is this a Swift memoir? Or an exploitative move by an industry?
If Kroger and Albertsons merge, communities will lose their grocery stores. Could Amazon save them?
Ashlie D. Stevens
In a world where we're forced to choose between monopolies, it becomes apparent that the grocery industry is broken
When a mass shooter is a white supremacist. Does it even matter?
Chauncey DeVega
This is what America's slow civil war looks like
Republicans weaponize statehouse rules to disenfranchise voters
Rae Hodge
From preemption laws to the expulsion of Democratic representatives, Republicans in red states are rigging the game
Not your grandfather’s military-industrial complex: Experts say new Pentagon stats are “stunning”
Ben Freeman, William Hartung
Military-industrial complex uses unprecedented influence to corrupt D.C. and starve funding for everything else
For the love of guns
Heather Digby Parton
What we all give up so that they can own their lethal weapons
Workplace bullies come in four distinct “types.” Here’s how to deal with each of them
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Megan Carle, workplace bullying expert and author of "Walk Away to Win," explains how to deal with office tyrants
Netflix’s Thai film “Hunger” was supposed to make you feel “uneasy” and grossed-out says director
Lily Doton
"Hunger" director Sitisiri Mongkolsiri talks Thai food, wealth inequality and the difficulties working with fire
The intoxication of war
Chris Hedges
The public, bombarded with war propaganda, cheers on their self-immolation
Why Jenny Craig couldn’t last in the Ozempic Age
Ashlie D. Stevens
The way that companies talk (or don't) about losing weight has changed in the last 30 years
Getting naked with strangers helped me combat body shaming culture
Avni Shah
I went to the Korean spa and it changed how I see myself. I hope to pass these lessons on to my own kids
“I never had a conversation about it”: Why can’t our culture talk about menopause?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It affects half the population, but is still taboo in many circles. Jancee Dunn wants to change that
Diet ice cream brand HaloTop is getting into the gym game — but why?
Joy Saha
Is it just a marketing ploy or will it make exercising more attainable for gym rookies?
Rumble, a haven for QAnon supporters, gains traction among conservatives
Areeba Shah
In many ways, the platform is serving as a "bridge to extremism," a media watchdog says
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