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Why physicist Avi Loeb thinks there’s a “serious possibility” that ‘Oumuamua was an alien spacecraft
Nicole Karlis
It's a "serious possibility that we should contemplate," Loeb says in his new book on the bizarre space object
How long will the ghost of Trumpism haunt the GOP?
Heather Digby Parton
Trumpism now has a life of its own
Netflix’s grisly “Night Stalker” docuseries ensures the victims aren’t just a body count number
Ashlie D. Stevens
In 1985, a serial killer murdered at least 14 people, and raped and tortured at least two dozen more in California
Capitol riot moms stand behind — or alongside — their sons
Nicole Karlis
Right-wing moms are defending their sons' "right" to storm the Capitol. Some even joined in
Penny dreadfuls were the true crime podcasts of their time
Leslie McMurtry, Adam Fowler
From their complicated relationship with journalism to their love of sensationalism, the two have a lot in common
QAnon and the riot at the U.S. Capitol: The offline effect of online conspiracy theories
Marc-André Argentino
Conspiracy theories spread online are the backbone of Donald Trump's falsehoods about his loss in the U.S. election
Marzipan in my veins: A history of the almond candy
Pamela Vachon
How the shapable, almond-flavored sweet has evolved from confectioneries to Instagram feeds
Rooting out racism in children’s books
Lindsay Pérez Huber
Children’s books need better representation of people of color
Can we save democracy from the two-party system?
Doug Neiss
A political establishment that equates the left and right as untouchable evils is not "moderate." It's a disaster
Bidding a final, poignant adieu to “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek amidst our nation’s chaos
Melanie McFarland
In a week marred by violence and anxiety, Trebek's last episodes were an oasis of calm and intellectual uplift
Donald Trump won’t survive this American carnage of his own making
Heather Digby Parton
At the very least, Trump's post-presidency is looking less like a shadow presidency and more like permanent exile
On Parler, the MAGA social media platform, Trump supporters are ready for insurrection
Nicole Karlis
On the so-called free speech platform, users were abuzz the day after Trump fans breached the Capitol
Why Nic Cage was the perfect f**king host for a show about cursing etymology
Ashlie D. Stevens
“The History of Swear Words" showrunner spoke to Salon to draw back the curtain on this fun and bizarre series
Some of us saw this coming — but we were assured Donald Trump was no big deal
Jim Sleeper
Donald Trump told us who he was from the outset. Why is anyone surprised that his clumsy tyrant act led to this?
“They were captured”: Fox News host blames “African-American culture” for GOP losses in Georgia
David Edwards
Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy worries "the African-American culture has been captured by the left"
Pennsylvania Senate GOP kicked out top official and refused to seat Democrat. Now what happens?
Igor Derysh
Republican challenger is suing to throw out hundreds of mail-in ballots that were approved by state Supreme Court
Josh Hawley claims family was terrorized by “antifa scumbags” in peaceful “vigil” at his home
Igor Derysh
Video shows about 15 protesters holding candles and signs and making speeches over a bullhorn
How to soften cream cheese (and bake your heart out with it)
Courtney Kassel
Cream cheese brings zing and undeniable richness to savory dishes and desserts alike
Sherlock Holmes and the case of toxic masculinity: what is behind the detective’s appeal?
Ashley Morgan
Holmes is often portrayed as unemotional and arrogant — why hasn't this been challenged in modern adaptations?
Oppression in the kitchen, delight in the dining room
Kelley Fanto Deetz
The story of Caesar, an enslaved cook and chocolatier in Colonial Virginia
Did 2020 mark the demise of yoga in America?
Nicole Karlis
Big Yoga was hit by the pandemic, questions of appropriation, and QAnon. Is the fitness trend dying in the US?
The lonely legacy of Spam
Eric Kim
Once seemingly alone in their love for Spam, many Asian Americans today are finding comfort in shared histories
Kimbap: Colorful Korean rolls fit for a picnic
Joy Cho
Pastry Chef Joy Cho shares a traditional Korean dish from her family and culture
“Search Party” and the Bruce Lee-inspired “Warrior”: Here’s what’s on HBO Max in January
Ashlie D. Stevens
Roster of movies including "King of Staten Island" and "The Little Things" also coming to HBO streaming service
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