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The magic dust your kitchen is missing
Ashlie D. Stevens
The case for ranch packets, gravy mixes and other underestimated flavor builders
Texas Senate race shows the rot runs deeper than Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Ken Paxton and the Trump administration are throwing the kitchen sink against James Talarico
In Trump’s Cabinet, flattery is the job. Governing is secondary
Chauncey DeVega
A New York Times review of hours of meetings found officials spend more time fawning than governing
A cross-country road trip with my dog pulled me out of a post-divorce funk
Kelly McClure
Over 4,000 miles, I came to embrace a future I never expected to face alone
If what we say is true, the Shaolin and the Wu-Tang are unstoppable
Melanie McFarland
How the hip-hop collective turned their kung fu obsession into an immortal philosophy
Trump’s angry tirade after judge blocks “Trump Kennedy Center”
CK Smith
The president's late-night social media tirade ended with a threat to hand the institution back to Congress
We’re trapped in “Backrooms” hell
Coleman Spilde
Kane Parsons' beguiling debut leaps from YouTube to chronicle our inadvertent journey into a beige emotional void
Democrats’ mean tweets trigger Fox News
Sophia Tesfaye
Trolling Stephen Miller is causing conservative media to feign outrage
“Hacks” finale is a moving tribute to comedy’s power to keep going
Melanie McFarland
In the end, Deborah Vance and Ava Daniels prove that a funnier world is worth fighting for
How seeing Bruce Springsteen in DC gave me hope
Brian Karem
The Boss took Washington back to a time when dissent mattered
From Cornyn to Paxton: How Trump helped accelerate the Texas GOP’s transformation
Eleanor Klibanoff
Struggles between Bush Republicans and hardline conservatives predate Trump. But he has tried to tip the scales
“Say something! Do something!”: Bruce Springsteen’s tour is a call to action
Caryn Rose
The "Land of Hope and Dreams" tour is a rock 'n' roll narrative about collective action in dangerous times
Trump’s war on free speech extends far beyond campus walls
Bruce Schneier, Jon Penney
The chilling effect of Trump's actions is felt well beyond the quad
Jake Gyllenhaal’s masculinity crisis
Coleman Spilde
With "In the Grey," Gyllenhaal performs machismo to the point of parody. What's muscling him out of better roles?
Everlane was never your friend
Andi Zeisler
Sorrow over the clothing company's sale to Shein marks the end of an era that believed commerce could care about us
Trump’s vulgarity is poisoning public life
Chauncey DeVega
The president's bad behavior Isn't incidental — it's the bedrock of his fascist project
Trump’s Memorial Day: From “Dumocrats” to Arlington
CK Smith
A morning of grievance-filled Memorial Day posts, Trump gave a rather restrained speech honoring fallen soldiers
A pair of unlikely films remind us why painful memories matter
Coleman Spilde
"The Sheep Detectives" and "Blue Heron," two of the year's best films, explore the importance of remembering
For some veterans, the Iran war has a silver lining
Russell Payne
The widespread opposition and mobilization against the Iran war offers hope
“Lethality over likability”: Military graduations boost political theater
CK Smith
Trump, Hegseth and Caine celebrate 2026 military graduates with political and culture wars and anti-woke jokes
“The Boys” bids a grim farewell to America
Melanie McFarland
Eric Kripke's gory superhero satire concludes that the only way to save ourselves is to kill our gods
Colbert isn’t gone, he just changed channels for a day
CK Smith
After a CBS farewell watched by millions, the host popped up on a Michigan public access show watched by hundreds
Boots Riley’s zany love letter to theft
Coleman Spilde
In "I Love Boosters," Keke Palmer's brigade of bandits makes labor uprisings into next season's hottest trend
Trump Exhaustion Syndrome is infecting the world
Brian Karem
At the Cannes Film Festival, international attendees mourn the decline of American culture — and democracy
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