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We should prosecute parents when kids kill
Amanda Marcotte
The San Diego mosque shooter got his guns from his mother. Should she face charges?
What we’re losing as “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” ends
Melanie McFarland
We'll see Stephen Colbert again, but his broadcast exit closes out David Letterman's absurdist TV legacy
Drake wins with “Iceman” trilogy, whether we like it or not
Alex Galbraith
Drake's overlong, petty trilogy is the perfect soundtrack to the “no one asked for this” era
The perks of being Jane Austen’s wallflower
Melanie McFarland
"The Other Bennet Sister" proves it’s the quiet ones we need to be watching
“Is God Is” makes revenge a religion
Coleman Spilde
Aleshea Harris' debut is a tale of gods and monsters, for a moment when they're hard to tell apart
Deepak Chopra, Jeffrey Epstein and those “cute girls” emails
Nicole Karlis
New Age guru exchanged hundreds of messages with Epstein, including some he’d probably like to take back
Why is everyone talking about limerence?
Andi Zeisler
The clinical term for an addiction to longing is going viral — and, in the process, losing its meaning
Return to reality TV is a bad sign for MAGA
Sophia Tesfaye
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt are chasing cameras to bypass scrutiny
Restoring American democracy won’t be easy. At least we know what won’t work
Mike Lofgren
Joe Biden tried to "turn the page" on Trumpism, and it failed. We need deep structural change
Your rewards card may be spying on you — and impacting how much you pay
Jelinda Montes
A surveillance pricing ban in Maryland leaves out loyalty programs — costing customers more than they save
“The Sheep Detectives” cloaks an urgent message in woolly clothing
Melanie McFarland
Underneath its feel-good fleece, this film sounds quiet alarms about forgetting painful history
The big problem with those viral tiny snack tins
Joy Saha
Mindful snacking doesn’t — and shouldn’t — focus on portion control and so-called aesthetics
“Devil Wears Prada 2” shows how Christian imagery circulates in unusual ways in fashion industry
Lynn S. Neal
Christian imagery has come to shape the industry in profound ways
“Tenacity & gratitude”: 2026 graduations hear strong advice and push back on intentional controversy
CK Smith
Graduation season 2026 shows how universities struggle to maintain consensus over what is wisdom and inspiration
“Amadeus” argues that every great artist needs a nemesis
Melanie McFarland
Out of all the legendary musical beefs, the fable rivalry between Mozart and Antonio Salieri is our greatest hit
The new Helen of Troy is Black — and that’s upsetting racists
CK Smith
The controversy of Lupita Nyong'o in “The Odyssey” echoes earlier backlash to casting in other fantasy adaptations
Teddy Thompson is music’s best-kept secret
Jason Kyle Howard
A longtime critical darling, the singer-songwriter’s latest album “Never Be the Same” deserves to be widely heard
The Christian right hijacks America’s 250th
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Rededicate 250 event erases the U.S.'s secular history
“Michael,” Harry Potter and the death of the problematic fave
Melanie McFarland
"Michael" and the Potterverse are booming. Apparently, we're done feeling bad about what that means
Stop trying to make joy jars a thing
Andi Zeisler
The container of affirmations — or is it a glass of grievances? — sums up the emptiness of algorithm-driven content
Paul McCartney’s “The Boys of Dungeon Lane” turns memory into melody
Kenneth Womack
"This was a lot of memories of Liverpool for me," he remarked in a recent Abbey Road Studios listening session
Bob Dylan’s baffling social media experiment
Caryn Rose
Dylan's cryptic content has turned his Instagram and Patreon into a captivating puzzle, fueling endless speculation
Five meals, one fridge clean-out
Ashlie D. Stevens
A no-spend week of pastina, shakshuka and pantry alchemy
Can rural-urban dialogue fix America’s broken democracy?
Chauncey DeVega
The U.S. seems hopelessly divided. These Americans think otherwise
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