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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden loses staffer responsible for Latino outreach
Matthew Rozsa
Biden affirms that he prioritizes Latino voters after senior staffer Vanessa Cárdenas resigned last week
“Watchmen” creator Damon Lindelof talks about America’s white superhero complex
Melanie McFarland
Salon continues our chat with Lindelof about his series central interrogation of America's mass superhero worship
2020 campaign shows the more women run, the more they are treated like candidates — not tokens
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Scholars say a "critical mass" of representation is necessary to overcome "token" status.
What you need to know about Baby Yoda (and the adorable merchandise Disney is already making for it)
Matthew Rozsa
The popular baby alien from "The Mandalorian" is probably not actually a baby Yoda, but an infant from his species
With “Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings,” you know ’tis the season for feel-good culture
Melanie McFarland
From Mister Rogers to "Mrs. Maisel," TV and movies are acknowledging that the world needs to feel a little better
Why the Webby Awards founder now unplugs from technology one day a week
Lauren Schiller
Tiffany Shlain, author of "24/6," breaks down her Tech Shabbat and why it's important for "Inflection Point"
Mental illness behind bars: The hard lessons of Orleans Parish
Nick Chrastil
Critics say jail is no place to treat mental illness. The Orleans Parish correctional system is one good reason why
How “Frozen 2” is like “Watchmen”
Hanh Nguyen
No, it has nothing to do with a naked blue guy or squid
Gluten-sensitive liberals? Investigating the stereotype suggests food fads unite us all
Trey Malone
Lots of common foods tend to be full of gluten
Why paper planners are making a comeback
Nicole Karlis
The "vinyl records of organization," the humble paper planner evokes nostalgia and simplicity for many adherents
It’s not just Venice. Climate change imperils ancient treasures everywhere.
Kate Yoder
Can these World Heritage sites survive the climate crisis?
Ingraham and guest call LGBTQ activists “bullies” as Chick-fil-A makes changes to charitable giving
Matthew Rozsa
Laura Ingraham and Chadwick Moore express dismay that the chicken chain won’t donate to alleged anti-LGTQ charities
Is there a risk of “Friends” anniversary overkill?
Hanh Nguyen
Does it feel like nostalgia's stuck in second gear? It hasn't been a day, a week, a month ... it's been all year!
Democratic candidates demand investigation into NBC’s “toxic culture” ahead of MSNBC debate
Igor Derysh
Given the dozens of "credible" allegations against Trump, Dems want party to take a stand on misconduct cover-ups
Papa John’s charm offensive — the answer to racism isn’t more pizza
Ronnie Galvin
Can Shaq help Papa John’s rehabilitate the corporation’s image for Black Americans?
U.S. democracy and the age of American impotence
Stephan Richter
U.S. democracy has devolved into a kabuki show. No real reform, no matter how pressing, ever gets done.
Why “Sesame Street” was always my street
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The 50-year-old show spoke to a new generation of city kids and still continues to expand its diverse community
Why striking teachers across America are fighting for much more than their paychecks
Jeff Bryant
Oakland teachers are still fighting off charter schools and changing the narrative of public education
Did McDonald’s Columbus the churro for their Donut Sticks?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Why I've spent the last week overthinking the nomenclature for this fried dough, dusted with cinnamon and sugar
“The Crown” and Her Majesty’s midlife crisis
Melanie McFarland
Olivia Colman and Tobias Menzies take over as the queen and her consort. But middle-age doubt is the real ruler
The strike at McDonald’s is about more than fighting abuse — it’s about workplace democracy
Eli Day
Striking McDonald’s workers in Detroit are fighting for more “power in the workplace,” says Rashida Tlaib
Netflix’s visually stunning “Klaus” should be your new holiday viewing tradition
Ashlie D. Stevens
A feud and fish bones give Netflix's film a delightfully subversive bent before summoning the Christmas spirit
“Human scum” speaks out: NeverTrumper Tom Nichols on the president who despises him
Chauncey DeVega
One of Trump's most prominent conservative critics argues the Democrats should win easily — but probably won't
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