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From Cheez-It to Trader Joe’s, what is up with the mini tote bags craze?
Joy Saha
Food brands have found new merchandising opportunities with the fun-sized accessory
Donald Trump wants to dismantle the Department of Education. Some professors would welcome it
David L. Swartz
If elected again, Trump would take a wrecking ball to higher education
Merriam-Webster adds “burrata,” “street corn” and more common food terms to its dictionary
Joy Saha
The recent additions come after the dictionary included cheffy, chef’s kiss, jollof rice, smashburger and stagiaire
Kamala Harris challenges Donald Trump’s masculinity
Chauncey DeVega
There's an obvious reason why Trump has backed out of a second debate against Harris
Wendy’s is celebrating SpongeBob’s 25th anniversary with an all-new Krabby Patty burger
Joy Saha
The fast-food chain is also launching a limited-time Frosty flavor inspired by the iconic sea sponge's home
“Pro-life” identity politics: GOP’s sudden support of abortion shows it was never about policy
Amanda Marcotte
Dramatic shifts in abortion polls illustrate how MAGA just wanted a way to bash women
“Completely shocked”: What Lauren Greenfield learned following LA teens and their phones for a year
Gabriella Ferrigine
Parents are "completely clueless" about their teens' lives' online, FX "Social Studies" docuseries shows
Rachel Maddow sounds alarm on JD Vance’s pro-dictatorship influences
Gabriella Ferrigine
The MSNBC host flagged Vance's constant invocation of Curtis Yarvin as part of his GOP agenda
Birkin bags: Pricey purses or smart investments?
Zina Kumok
The luxury handbag has increased in value, but can be harder to buy or sell
JD Vance isn’t just thin-skinned — he thinks whining is a winning political strategy
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's running mate soaks in the online culture of MAGA self-pity and doesn't realize it annoys normal people
“The map looks easier for her”: Ipsos pollsters find “Harris is more effective” on voters’ top issue
Chauncey DeVega
"In the end, we believe it will come down to the relative ability of each campaign to win the framing war"
Cookbook author Lesley Enston on why Caribbean cuisine is “the world’s first fusion food”
Michael La Corte
The author of "Belly Full" on the 11 most impactful ingredients in Caribbean cultures and cuisines
“Pride paradox”: Sociologist Arlie Hochschild on Trump’s manipulation of white working class voters
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump brilliantly prospected for white, blue-collar shame, found it, converted shame to blame and set it on fire"
“It’s a desire to affiliate with Donald Trump”: An exvangelical on the implosion of his former faith
Amanda Marcotte
In "Exvangelical and Beyond," Blake Chastain offers hard truths about why people leave evangelicalism
Reuniting Daryl Dixon with his soul mate in “The Book of Carol”: Lofty aspirations, grounded results
Melanie McFarland
Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride's chemistry just barely makes this bridge chapter worth the ride
Can we still prevent global catastrophe? Yes — by fighting corporate power, now
Richard Eckersley
There are turbulent times ahead, and we can't avoid global crisis. By this point, we should all know who's to blame
“Misinformation superspreaders”: Elon Musk is personally boosting conspiracy theorists on X
Griffin Eckstein
Four of the top five accounts Musk interacts with regularly amplify or create baseless conspiracy theories
“We’ve seen this with the Federalist Society”: Turning Point’s effort to “infiltrate state capitols”
Russell Payne
The right-wing activist organization is cultivating a "candidate pipeline" in key swing states in 2024
Donald Trump’s rebranding of American diversity is gaining traction
Chauncey DeVega
Once touted as a uniquely American achievement, "diversity" is now viewed negatively by a plurality of Americans
RFK Jr.’s tour with Jordan Peterson: “Make America Healthy Again” shows why “alt medicine” went MAGA
Amanda Marcotte
Despite a crunchy exterior, "alternative medicine" has always been rooted in opposition to social progress
Betty Liu, a cookbook author and surgeon-in-training, on “finding solace in making food”
Michael La Corte
Betty Liu is not a formally-trained chef — but that didn't stop her from writing one of my favorite cookbooks
A third of Americans now believe diversity is “threatening,” up from just 11% in 2019
Marin Scotten
The number of Americans who say racial and ethnic diversity enriches U.S. culture has declined in the last 5 years
Republicans are following JD Vance off the gender gap cliff
Heather Digby Parton
Great Replacement Theory and the far-right politics of Hungary's Viktor Orbán turns away women voters in droves
Ellen DeGeneres’ Netflix special addresses her controversies, but fails to square with them
Gabriella Ferrigine
"For Your Approval" unsuccessfully tries to convince its audience that its host doesn't care what people think
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