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Trump turns to the prosperity gospel for fundraising efforts
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is telling his MAGA followers that giving him money is a divine act that will “save America”
“Too risky”: Scholars who study America say they won’t visit
Charles R. Davis
At a recent panel in Vienna, academics who study America said the country has become similar to Russia and China
Ethan Hawke’s “Lowdown” hero is doing his best, even though he’s the worst
Melanie McFarland
Hawke, Keith David and series creator Sterlin Harjo unpack the moral ambiguity of messy men with noble missions
Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem’s shambolic ICE tour
Sophia Tesfaye
Miller and Noem try to sell Trump’s troop takeover — but even Fox News is no safe space
How SCOTUS erased the abuse of LGBTQ kids
Amanda Marcotte
In conversion therapy case, conservative justices imply queer kids are born hating themselves
“No Other Choice”: What not to do when you lose your job
Coleman Spilde
In a time of record unemployment, Park Chan-wook's hysterical comedy is both a drag and a relief
The Waterboys remind Americans how to be cool
Caryn Rose
With their latest project, the British Isles band rediscovers open road wildness through Dennis Hopper
Trump and Hegseth’s “warrior culture” invades Chicago
Chauncey DeVega
After the military summit in Quantico, POTUS considers invoking the Insurrection Act
“Task,” a crime drama that dares to embrace forgiveness
Melanie McFarland
Tom Pelphrey and series creator Brad Ingelsby are giving us a thriller about compassion in this age of vengeance
From Dan Rather to — Bari Weiss? How far CBS News has fallen
Sophia Tesfaye
The Tiffany Network has become a battlefield in the billionaires' war on journalism
Bad Bunny turns SNL into a masterclass on Latino pride and power
CK Smith
Fox News outrage, ICE threats and a monologue turned backlash into pride, Bad Bunny makes culture war look small
Saudi Arabia’s latest luxury buy? Comedians selling out free speech
Melanie McFarland
The comics in the Riyadh Comedy Festival are just the latest performers hired to shine up brutal regimes
The gallery you can taste
Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
The Rajani family runs Chicago’s most delicious art gallery — and yes, you’ll want seconds
Trump’s phony war on Venezuela — and his larger war on reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Why is Trump attacking Venezuela? All the usual reasons: Wounded pride, limitless greed and conspiracy theories
Anti-queer fascism is coming around again
Robert W. Fieseler
Queer joy dazzles until Brownshirts storm the stage — honey, it was all in "Cabaret"
FBI agents are resisting Director Kash Patel’s political agenda
Douglas M. Charles
Will Patel be held accountable?
Disney adults know how to hit where it hurts
Andi Zeisler
In a consumer economy, boycotts are the only power we have. Is it enough?
Supreme Court opens with cases that test the limits of a constitutional revolution
Morgan Marietta
The most influential cases before the court reflect the cultural and partisan clashes of American politics
MAGA can’t expand its base — and Christian music tells us why
Amanda Marcotte
The songs from Charlie Kirk's memorial exposed a serious problem
Trump and Hegseth spark alarm about domestic use of military
Blaise Malley
At an unprecedented gathering of the nation's top military brass, the president spoke of using force in America
Alliance, defiance, noncompliance: What to do when civility isn’t working
Nan Levinson
A strategy for controlling an out-of-control government
Trump’s welcome message to new citizens isn’t very welcoming
Chauncey DeVega
His message to naturalized citizens is part of an effort to redefine American identity and patriotism
Bad Bunny to headline Super Bowl, after avoiding US stages over ICE fears
Angelina Mazza
"This is for my people, my culture, and our history," shared the Puerto Rican star
Ghost tourism profits on death while dancing on the graves of those who died
Andi Zeisler
America’s booming ghost-tourism industry is a bizarre inversion of its discomfort with death
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