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So what if MAGA lonely hearts never find love?
Andi Zeisler
There's a reason those "swiping left on Trump supporters" stories won't go out of style
Trump returns to “60 Minutes” and CBS News — because of Bari Weiss
Sophia Tesfaye
Will CBS News collapse under the weight of MAGA?
How Donald Trump broke the American mind
Sophia A. McClennen
Trumpism's real threat isn't political chaos. It's cognitive collapse
What’s on the table at Downton Abbey?
Melanie McFarland
TV’s most lavish dinner table reminds us why dressing up for dinner — and making the duck — is worth the trouble
Trump regime isn’t fascist, claims leading intellectual: It just looks that way
Mike Lofgren
Mark Lilla claims MAGA isn't even conservative, let alone fascist. This kind of cowardice won't age well
Stop asking who’s “winning” the shutdown
Chauncey DeVega
The media must focus on the real story — how Washington’s gridlock is hurting ordinary Americans
House inaction amid shutdown helps pave the way for Congress’ irrelevance
Charlie Hunt
The House has all but abdicated its position as “The People’s Chamber”
MAGA salivates at the chance to cut off food stamps
Sophia Tesfaye
SNAP benefits are set to lapse — and the right is spreading tired, racist tropes about recipients
The true cost of “convenience culture”
Andi Zeisler
Social media’s endless sales pitches make us buy more, get less, and rarely feel satisfied
Panic in the Hamptons: The fight to stop Zohran Mamdani
Russell Payne
Behind closed doors, rich donors plotted to stop a movement reshaping NYC politics — and exposed their deeper fears
In sports and politics, Americans want a fair playing field
Kirk Swearingen
After Trump's Canada shakedowns, a Toronto Blue Jays win in the World Series would be karmic justice
“There’s a cost”: Maddow blasts Comcast for donating to Trump’s White House ballroom
Blaise Malley
MSNBC host called out her network's parent company for paying for Trump to "take an excavator to the White House"
This is ground zero in the conservative quest for more patriotic and Christian public schools
Jennifer Smith Richards
Oklahoma experimented with patriotic curricula and private school choice long before Trump's agenda
“Bon Appetit, Your Majesty” and saving Korean palace cuisine
Hanh Nguyen
Only you, the home cook, can save these ancient Korean recipes seen in recent k-dramas – no time travel necessary
That time a foreign-born socialist ran for mayor of New York
Andrew O'Hehir
Sometimes history rhymes like crazy: Morris Hillquit came 108 years before Mamdani, and his lessons still resonate
Is it wrong to have too much money?
Jackson Trager
Your answer may depend on deep-seated values – and your country’s economy
Efforts to avenge Charlie Kirk’s death have fallen apart everywhere — except where it counts
Russell Payne
Organizations that cropped up in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death, promising to dox his critics, have evaporated
How corporate Democrats lost the working class — and fueled Trump
Norman Solomon
Bill Clinton and his party embraced the market — and a system of cruel inequality that nurtured MAGA populism
“Breaking the Deadlock” shows us what civil discourse could look like
Melanie McFarland
When illogical shout fests are passed off as debate, this considerate roundtable may be just what we need
When — and why — did we start bobbing for apples?
Joy Saha
The wacky tradition has long been spotlighted in pop culture and seasonal state fairs. But its origins go way back
The Pentagon’s food court is basically a mall
Francesca Giangiulio
Inside one of the world’s most secure buildings, the food court has chains from Panda Express to Planet Hollywood
Kash Patel and Vivek Ramaswamy get hit with a hard MAGA truth
Sophia Tesfaye
The right’s anti-Indian hate problem can no longer be contained to the internet
MTV pulls the plug on key music channels after 40 years
Angelina Mazza
Paramount Skydance is cutting back on MTV's global music programming, leaving reality TV as the main focus
The beauty industry has its head up your butt
Andi Zeisler
From butt masks to "holecare," consumer beauty obsession is now hitting both ends
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