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Mike Johnson exploits the shutdown to hide the Epstein files

Amanda Marcotte
The backlash to #MeToo was always about silencing victims

Time travel, Vegas style: RetroEscapes to open with nostalgic twist

CK Smith
From Elvis diners to skate parks, new theme park will let visitors relive the past and snap perfect Instagram pics

When art imitates life, and then life imitates a heist film

CK Smith
Cinema glamorized the perfect heist. The Louvre’s latest robbery shows what happens when someone takes notes

French food finds its cool again

Francesca Giangiulio
Gen Z is saying oui to butter and béarnaise — and making French food feel easy, intimate and fun

The slow, painful decline of Black celebrity activism

Jerel Ezell
Muhammad Ali and Sidney Poitier helped shape history. Today's Black stars seem content to stay in their lanes

Barack Obama tries to rally Americans to defend their democracy

Chauncey DeVega
On Marc Maron’s final podcast, Obama urges Americans to "take a stand"

Matcha and cardamom brown butter blondies

Kat Lieu
Chewy, nutty and buttery blondies with matcha, cardamom and white chocolate for a warm, cozy bite

Why living apart could be the key to staying together

Andi Zeisler
Couples are consciously uncoupling from cohabitation — but not commitment

Inside “After the Hunt,” the most provocative film of 2025

Coleman Spilde
Screenwriter Nora Garrett talks viral interviews, negative press and creating a button-pushing, era-defining film

How the left can win on cable news

Sophia Tesfaye
From Zohran Mamdani’s Fox News debut to AOC and Bernie Sanders’ CNN town hall, the limelight is finally on the left

The real reason conservatives are furious about Bad Bunny’s halftime show

Ediberto Román, Ernesto Sagás
The Puerto Rican artist is a direct rebuke to GOP efforts to whitewash America

Portland’s protest frogs are dead serious about absurdity

Andi Zeisler
In a battle of optics and performance, Portland is primed to meet the moment

Religious liberty? Trump is obstructing freedom of worship

Liz Reiner Platt, Rev. Fred Davie
The president's anti-immigration agenda is driving fear into America’s houses of worship

How one lawmaker is weaponizing social media to eradicate LGBTQ+ curriculum

Kayla Guo, Kate McGee
Rep. Brian Harrison has been on a crusade against Texas universities

MAGA’s fake Super Bowl halftime show reveals their real failures

Amanda Marcotte
Turning Point USA's followers are pitifully out-of-touch with pop culture

“Without precedent”: News outlets reject Pentagon’s new press rules

Blaise Malley
Hegseth's demand that outlets not report on leaked material draws unified backlash from the press

Trump saves Columbus Day from “left-wing arsonists”

CK Smith
Indigenous groups decry the omission of their holiday as Trump calls Columbus "the original American hero"

Podcast bros criticize Trump — and sports bros step in

Sophia Tesfaye
There's a notable shift on Trump taking place in the manosphere

Humor isn’t optional — it’s necessary therapy for MAGA male rage

Andrea Mazzarino
Through mockery, we express our sadness, forge solidarity and lighten the mood. That's crucial to our survival

Mike Johnson’s support may be eroding

Heather Digby Parton
Can Johnson hold his caucus together on health care and Epstein?

At least Trump didn’t win the Nobel Prize. Or, wait — did he?

Andrew O'Hehir
Nobel's cowardly shuffle: Prize goes to Venezuelan right-wing activist, who immediately "dedicates" it to Trump

We need a break from Taylor Swift

Andi Zeisler
It’s time to give the pop juggernaut — and ourselves — some breathing room

Professor targeted by MAGA says “someone” canceled his flight

Blaise Malley
Rutgers Prof. Mark Bray, who studies anti-fascism, said his flight to Europe on Wednesday was mysteriously canceled

Rose Byrne stares down the breaking point of motherhood

Coleman Spilde
In “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” Mary Bronstein reveals the messy truth of modern motherhood
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