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“American Psycho” at 25: How Mary Harron turned a misunderstood novel into a masterpiece
Kevin Smokler
Harron reflects on the controversial film, emphasizing its feminist perspective and critique of toxic masculinity
Barricade your heart because “The Last of Us” is on a mission to break it
Melanie McFarland
Some worlds don't end in pandemics — they're undone by rash decisions that spin into massive, painful consequences
Can theater save democracy? It’s not an idle question — it’s happened before
Bernd Reiter
Voting isn't nearly enough — we need a communal process for democratic decision-making. Just ask the Athenians
RFK Jr. is wrecking public health — but we can (and will) survive this
Troy Farah
There really is a way to make America healthy again. It's just not Kennedy's way
Can we imagine a progressive version of DOGE? Almost: Here’s how it would work
Paul Rosenberg
We can recover from Elon's chainsaw tactics — by making government more responsive, effective and democratic
The winners of Trump’s tariff “game show” are in for a rude surprise
Chauncey DeVega
Trump’s toxic union of media, entertainment and politics comes to a head
As DOGE slashes services, disability advocates fight to maintain government lifelines
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Cuts are already making it harder for people with disabilities to live in their communities
“Black Mirror” reflects on itself
Andy Crump
Charlie Brooker’s once-prescient show feels creatively stagnant and outpaced by pop culture
Fox News, desperate to defend Trump’s tariffs, exploits MAGA’s masculinity delusions
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing social media has decided soaring inflation will somehow grant them all tradwives
“It’s sickening”: Trump order censoring Black history displays a “fundamental misunderstanding”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"You can't make America great again if you don't acknowledge all the things that America is"
How baked spaghetti became American, one casserole at a time
Ashlie D. Stevens
From church basements to family kitchens, baked spaghetti is a comforting, adaptable dish with deep roots
Saving for retirement takes more than the government telling us to
Sara Sternberg Greene
Without a drastic reimagining of our systems, we face a poverty crisis
Trump’s tariffs are the ultimate MAGA loyalty test
Heather Digby Parton
Self-preservation may start to look a little different to Republicans if the country is mired in a recession
Donald Trump v. Europe: A thin line between love and hate
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's trade war with Europe is petty, vindictive and dumb. News flash! But it's not strategic — it's personal
“Bigorexia” can make a gym obsession harmful but often goes unrecognized
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Societal standards of masculinity are centered on strength and muscularity. This "double stigma" is damaging men
Goose-steppers in the name of freedom: The nonsensical cult that now rules America
Mike Lofgren
Trump's followers have embraced so many absurd, illogical contradictions they have no way back to reality. Do we?
“Female Invest” app lands in the US at a “time of crisis” for American women
Daria Solovieva
An optimistic European founder isn’t deterred by grim outlook
“Girls Gone Bible”: Spicy Christian podcast sells young women on MAGA. Will scandal hurt or help?
Amanda Marcotte
Two L.A. actresses built an instant online empire on pre-tradwife content. Now former fans have questions
From the Confederacy to the Gilded Age: Manisha Sinha on the “sorry history” that inspires MAGA
Charles R. Davis
Manisha Sinha spoke to Salon about Donald Trump's 19th-century vision and America's history of radical resistance
Mike Johnson melts down after House proxy vote failure exposes MAGA’s “pro-family” lie
Amanda Marcotte
The House speaker's latest tantrum shows how the "pro-family" MAGA GOP just wants women back in the kitchen
The Trump-MAGA experience machine goes into overdrive
Chauncey DeVega
As the president's victory march comes to a slow, MAGA's parallel universe of propaganda ramps up
Randall Park wants to “make the world great” for his daughter — even if he loves playing evil
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"The Residence" star talks about playing opposite Uzo Aduba and why his dream roles are complex bad guys
For the love of fried okra: A guide to (safely) deep-frying at home
Bibi Hutchings
"Young enough to still require a booster seat at our family table, I loved fried okra at an early age"
Wallen reportedly wasn’t game for “Saturday Night Live” sketch
Alex Galbraith
The country singer, who quickly walked off stage at the end of the show, turned down a sketch with Bowen Yang
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