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A plate of mystical dulce de leche cookies is all I need to remember home
Manuel Betancourt
Two Colombians walk into a Uruguayan bakery to order Argentine alfajores...
Radha Agrawal on why Americans don’t have any close friends
Nicole Karlis
"I think that we're not creating community center opportunities fast enough that are relevant for today," she says
Why most narrative history is wrong
Alex Rosenberg
Even the best histories fail to identify the real causal forces that drive events. Science explains why
“Saturday Night Live” roasts the GOP as a frat boys’ party in Kavanaugh confirmation skit
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats were depicted as born losers while the GOP was mocked as being a gross boys club
Racing against the harvest, custom wheat cutters struggle to stay relevant
Michael Dax
Climate change, global markets and the depopulation of rural America have cast doubt on the future of wheat cutters
At New York Comic Con, horror TV shows strength and stamina
Amanda Marcotte
The deluge of horror TV grows larger in 2018, as a number of promising shows are debuted at NY Comic Con
Pulitzer-winning reporter Greg Miller on Trump and Russia: We’ve all seen the smoking gun
Andrew O'Hehir
Washington Post reporter on Trump's "subservience" to Vladimir Putin and the "subversion of American democracy"
28 reasons why the left must alter its strategy if it wants to win in 2020
David Shields
The Left must start to strategize for the election and begin to analyze the newfound needs of the country
Our coffee addiction is destroying the environment
Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
If it’s not shade-grown, your coffee most likely destroyed forest cover and wildlife habitat
20 years ago, Matthew Shepard was murdered: A letter from Laramie, 1998
Lily Burana
A transplanted New Yorker struggled to understand what the Matthew Shepard killing said about her new home state
So it’s true: Republicans really do hate women
Amanda Marcotte
It's not just Trump. With the vote to move forward on Kavanaugh, the misogyny at the heart of the GOP is revealed
Trevor Noah explains why Donald Trump wins culture wars: “He knows how to offer victimhood”
Rachel Leah
"He's saying the real victims of the #MeToo movement are men," the "Daily Show" host said of Trump
Fox News is turning Brett Kavanaugh into a symbol of white grievance
Amanda Marcotte
Fox News exploiting Kavanaugh conflict to tell white people they're the real victims of racist oppression
Last Boeing 747 rolls out of the factory: How the “queen of the skies” reigned over air travel
Janet Bednarek
The first jumbo jet remains an icon of aviation
Brett Kavanaugh goes to the movies
Marsha Gordon
Scenes from "Grease 2" that may have garnered laughs in the 1980s are cringe-worthy by today’s standards
Why diversity initiatives alone don’t actually make workplaces more inclusive
Lauren Schiller
Dr. Barbara Adams, author of “Women, Minorities and Other Extraordinary People,” talks to Inflection Point
Ripley burns it all down: On “Aliens” and the dangers of dismissing women’s rage
Melanie McFarland
Women's warnings have always been ignored, our trauma dismissed. Ellen Ripley proves men do so to their own peril
Key revelations from Mark Judge’s addiction memoir, “Wasted”
Tim Dickinson
Writing of drunken blackouts, Judge admits, “I could have done anything and not know it”
The Brett Kavanaugh case: This is how white male privilege is destroying America
Chauncey DeVega
Kavanaugh isn't just a person who happens to be white and male. He represents a class exerting its power
Slutwalk, #MeToo and Donald Trump: A grim but hopeful season for feminism
Amanda Marcotte
Seven years ago, women hit the streets against rape culture. Now the president is mocking women who speak out
Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford could both be “right”: A war of gender narratives
Cathren Page
Both people may believe they are telling the truth. Too often in our society, the male narrative is what matters
“Lock her up”: Trump rally erupts when the president attacks Kavanaugh accuser Christine Blasey Ford
Matthew Rozsa
Trump mocked alleged sexual assault survivor Christine Blasey Ford at campaign rally in Mississippi on Tuesday
Apparently Russia was helping cyberbully “Star Wars” star Kelly Marie Tran
Nicole Karlis
We’ve all been trolled online. But have you ever been cyberbullied by a foreign government?
Heather Havrilesky asks a radical, essential question: “What If This Were Enough?”
Erin Keane
The veteran critic and beloved advice columnist's new collection of essays is a lifeline built of the toughest love
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