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How TikTok got me out of my pandemic cooking rut
Caitlin Raux Gunther
It's a weird and wonderful world of food slime and celebrity chefs
An “alarming finding,” but no surprise: Many Republicans now ready to support violence
Matthew Rozsa
New PRRI poll finds direct links between Trump's Big Lie, far-right media and support for potential violence
Texas’ abortion ban makes parenthood harder
Bekah McNeel
Screenings for fetal conditions, or even viability, occur long after Texas' new abortion laws ban terminations
The “Squid Game” critique is also a love letter to a unified Korea
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
What the west doesn't understand about Netflix's hit show is that much of it is a critique of the US influence
The ultraviolet light most effective at killing coronavirus is also the safest to use around people
Karl Linden
Scientists have shown that safe UV light might be able to eliminate COVID-19 from a contained environment
“Feminist AF” author on hip-hop and feminism today: “We’re not playing nice anymore”
Kylie Cheung
A new feminist handbook explores how "movements like feminism that are seen as no fun" can coexist with hip-hop
Surge in GOP’s war on free speech should sound alarms
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP's war on free speech is spreading — targeting educators, books, and even Democratic political organizers
Right-wing media and the pandemic: A toxic feedback loop that nurtured fascism
Chauncey DeVega
American ignorance and paranoia were already there. Then Trump, Fox News and the virus exploited them to the max
11 facts about Anne Rice’s “Interview with the Vampire”
April Snellings
Rice’s debut novel is almost single-handedly responsible for the image of vampires that dominates pop culture today
Celebrating Day of the Dead with a spread of beloved recipes
Ximena Larkin
Front tamales to pan de meurto
Everything to know about hard apple cider, fall’s signature drink
Kelly Vaughan
This craft brew has come a long way in the last decade
How extremist Christian theology is driving the right-wing assault on democracy
Paul Rosenberg
The Texas abortion law is one step toward the true goal of Christian dominionism: Destroying democratic government
Trump blasted for doing Atlanta Braves’ “tomahawk chop” at World Series game
Brett Bachman
Native American groups have long been frustrated by the longtime tradition, which they view as a "caricature"
Ghosts who grieve in video games – and how I helped them achieve a measure of peace
Michelle Eigenheer
I've spent the last year with ghosts – some family, some in bittersweet video games showing how it's hard to let go
The war on Halloween: Why the right’s moral panic over ’80s horror movies still matters
Matthew Rozsa
A Halloween fable: When the Christian right tried to suppress a slasher movie — and famous film critics helped
University reneges on invitation to historian Jon Meacham after students hold anti-abortion protest
Meaghan Ellis
A talk by historian Jon Meacham was cancelled at Samford University after he appeared at a Planned Parenthood event
Trump to campaign for Glenn Youngkin on election eve as polls narrow and Republican gains ground
Zachary Petrizzo
The Virginia gubernatorial candidate had been holding the former president at arms' length — until now
“The Morning Show” and making sense of Mitch and Alex’s wild ride in Italy
Kylie Cheung
Alex's inner struggle with loving an abusive man adds dimension to an ultimately doomed story arc
Timothée Chalamet and the return of the Cool Jew
Hannah Jackson
After decades of Jewish leading men playing the jester, a savior has come
Why sugar may be the scariest part of Halloween
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talks with experts about consuming sugar during Halloween and the long-term effects of eating all that candy
TV dinner: 5 of our best stories about the intersection between what we eat and what we watch
Ashlie D. Stevens
From interrogating the culinary capacity of the "Star Trek" replicator to the TV genre of celebs who can't cook
“Squid Game”: Why you shouldn’t be too hard on translators
David Orrego-Carmona
The rise in foreign-language entertainment also showcases the complex work of international translators
“Love Life” resets the rom-com by presenting a Black man’s perspective on what it’s like “out there”
Melanie McFarland
Move over, Anna Kendrick! HBO Max's comedy gives "The Good Place" star William Jackson Harper a chance to find love
A new theory puts dark matter on the chopping block, possibly upending our understanding of gravity
Nicole Karlis
Has our understanding of gravity been wrong all along? A group of researchers put forth a compelling theory
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