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Activist and Researcher Gregg Gonsalves on how to heal America after Trump’s COVID disaster
Chauncey DeVega
We need real accountability, says Gonsalves — and we need national health care. But true recovery may take decades
Is there a scientific case for literature? A neuroscientist novelist argues yes
Erik Hoel
Illogical as it might seem, there may be an evolutionary reason that humans love consuming fiction
Stephen Miller, Maria Bartiromo freak out over H.R. 1 putting Democrats in power “forever”
David Edwards
Democrats' attempt to secure voting rights for all is a "very scary thing," former White House adviser says
America is not on trial. Derek Chauvin is
D. Watkins
Acting like America will change if Chauvin is convicted is a huge mistake
Lil Nas X’s dance with the devil evokes tradition of resisting, mocking religious demonization
S. Kyle Johnson
Looking for the meaning of Lil Nas X’s latest video? The detail is in the devil
At what age are people usually happiest? New research offers surprising clues
Clare Mehta
A developmental psychologist explains how a period of life that's often stressful can also end up being rewarding
At war with COVID-19: making sense of a viral military
Andrea Mazzarino
A military spouse’s perspective on the Pentagon’s flawed response to the pandemic
Lauren Hough on her new book, our underpaid workforce and how “every American” can relate to cults
Erin Keane
Lauren Hough's sharp, witty "Leaving Isn't the Hardest Thing" tackles everything from military to our working class
Hawley raises millions after promoting Trump’s Big Lie
Molly Wilcox
Hawley is $3 million richer since supporting Trump's Stop the Steal efforts
Right-wing radio rivalry breaking out: Which radio host is Rush Limbaugh’s true heir?
Zachary Petrizzo
A cast of pro-Trump pundits are battling it out over who will be the next radio kingpin
Bone scans reveal how the largest flying animal to ever live supported its weight
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists believe they figured out how giant ancient pterosaurs were still able to fly
Netflix renews “Bridgerton” for Seasons 3 and 4
Sarabeth Pollock
The sexy Shondaland series had the biggest debut month of any Netflix original. Take that, "Stranger Things"!
Cruz, Hawley want to “break up” MLB as punishment for protesting Georgia voting restrictions
Igor Derysh
Senators who backed huge corporate tax cut now angry at “handouts” and “subsidies” to overly "woke" companies
A zoologist imagines what alien life might look like
Emily Cataneo
In “The Zoologist’s Guide to the Galaxy,” Arik Kershenbaum speculates about the universal lessons of evolution
Upper-class traitor Chuck Collins on how “wealth hoarding” will create more Trumps
Chauncey DeVega
Chuck Collins walked away from a family fortune — and he's here to tell us how the super-rich dominate society
The androgyny of being Ernest: A gender-fluid reading of Hemingway that upends his macho image
Nick Hilden
PBS' "Hemingway" docuseries touches on the author's exploration of gender, but his writing revealed much more to me
The final season of “Shameless” was at its best when it explored the nuances of gentrification
Ashlie D. Stevens
Season 11 was no "Gentefied," but watching the characters grapple with their changing South Side was poignant
Derek Chauvin’s trial is a test of whether facts matter
Amanda Marcotte
Will the truth prevail or will we face an ugly reminder of how often facts don't matter in the face of bigotry?
Leaked video reveals a GOP plan to intimidate Black and brown voters in Houston
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans propose "Election Integrity Brigade" specifically targeting Black and brown neighborhoods in Houston
Sure they’re comfortable, but those leggings and sports bras are also redefining modern femininity
Holly Thorpe, Julie E. Brice
Activewear plays a fascinating role in 21st-century gender definitions
How Black poets and writers gave a voice to “Affrilachia”
Amy M. Alvarez, Jameka Hartley
The region's poets and artists continue to create work that probes the world of a people long ignored
Why the case against abortion is weak, ethically speaking
Nathan Nobis, Jonathan Dudley
Many medical procedures are ethically similar to abortion — but without the outcry. Why?
Inside Camp Ashcan: The U.S. secret prison in Luxembourg that housed leading Nazis
Heinrich Kreft
Prominent Nazis were interrogated after WWII in a former luxury resort in Bad Mondorf, a spa town in Luxembourg
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