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“Let the scams roll”: Elon Musk exploits culture wars to turn MAGA against consumer protections
Amanda Marcotte
How to sell MAGA men a pro-scam agenda? Tell them a woman founded the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
What a potential “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” sequel can learn from the failed “Veronica Mars” revival
Kaitlin Thomas
If the Slayer is destined to return, the franchise should heed the mistakes of another WB resurrection
The perfect egg exists. It just takes 32 minutes
Ashlie D. Stevens
A new Italian study has devised an ideal way to cook an egg. But perfection, as always, is a little ridiculous
Super Bowl LIX was a mere shadow of what the Big Game once was
Coleman Spilde
Kendrick Lamar injected some much-needed life into the night, where unity was stressed amid division outside
The FDA just approved a new painkiller. Is it too good to be true?
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Meet suzetrigine, a non-opioid that promises to avoid addiction risk. But some experts say it can't replace opioids
The slow art of nurturing food (and myself)
Ashlie D. Stevens
Learning to slow down with sourdough, soup and the unexpected lessons of patience
Correspondence school with cartoonist Howard Cruse: How I met my late mother through their letters
Glenny Brock
Reading her letters was the only way I could know her now. But opening the mail took me more than 30 years
“The best is yet to come”: Trump appoints himself head of Kennedy Center
Alex Galbraith
Trump said he'd ousted several board members, citing a drag performance the Washington, D.C. venue hosted last year
How tailgating — and tailgating cuisine — got its start
Joy Saha
The pre-game tradition has been a staple in American football culture for years
Elon Musk’s war on Head Start childhood education exposes how “pro-natalists” are really anti-woman
Amanda Marcotte
“You do not want to give money to women," declared one leader of the movement to make more babies
New rules for radical resistance in the accelerated Age of Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump is acting above the law — and the opposition can no longer cower in the corner
The public’s renewed love for all things Lady Gaga is a sign that we’re stronger than we think
Coleman Spilde
Many weren't ready for Gaga's brand of in-your-face progressivism 15 years ago, but they're embracing it now
Republicans usher in an “unleash the plague” era with RFK and Elon Musk’s attacks on public health
Amanda Marcotte
"Eugenics is the Rosetta Stone for so much of Trump’s agenda"
Meme coins: What to know about Trump’s new side hustle
Daria Solovieva
The digital tokens started as internet memes, but investors are increasingly in on the joke
“The thing behind the thing”: Malcolm Gladwell and Kenya Barris find inspiration in a similar place
D. Watkins
Creator of ABC’s “black-ish" talks about teaming up with his favorite author for "The Unusual Suspects" on Audible
“Great Migrations: A People on the Move” shows the leaps of faith that made modern America
Melanie McFarland
All four episodes of Henry Louis Gates' latest are fundamental, but the second holds familiar historic beats
Beyoncé’s long road to Grammy glory: After years of snubs, “Cowboy Carter” ropes a historic win
Nardos Haile
Shut out from her last four top prize nominations, it took a genre switch to finally land album of the year
Trump’s MAGA takeover of education may backfire with parents
Amanda Marcotte
Trump forgets the lesson of Moms for Liberty and orders schools to replace education with right-wing propaganda
“Americans were sleep-marched into fascism”: Signs of creeping authoritarianism we can’t miss again
Chauncey DeVega
Americans have "no lived experience of what happens when oligarchs sink their fangs into a country"
People-pleasing with money? Here’s how to stop
Jackie Lam
"Financial fawning" can be a codependent behavior rooted in trauma, experts say
“Top Chef” returns, heading to Canada with 15 exceptionally talented chefs competing for the title
Michael La Corte
Oh, Canada! TV's top culinary competition goes international for season 22
“Mountain people are resilient”: Chef Ashleigh Shanti on Black foodways, Hurricane Helene and more
Michael La Corte
The "Top Chef: Houston" alum also discusses her Asheville restaurant Hot Fish
Bihar, India banned alcohol nine years ago. It’s failing just like American Prohibition
Niko Vorobyov
Banning booze in Bihar has empowered gangs and illicit markets in an echo of the 1920s. Here's what went wrong
“Severance” star Tramell Tillman demystifies Mr. Milchick, the enigmatic “othered” middle manager
Melanie McFarland
Tillman challenged the show's creators to depict office dynamics for Black workers. The result was eye-twitching
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