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Kamala Harris practices the post-racial politics we’ve been waiting for
Jim Sleeper
The Harris/Walz ticket may rescue diversity from shallow "DEI" protocols
“The FBI was getting out of hand”: Ed Helms on big history fails – and the longevity of “The Office”
Andrew O'Hehir
Beloved "Office" actor talks about the legendary FBI break-in that inspired his "history nerd" podcast
Phil Donahue showed how feminism and open-mindedness are crucial for democracy
David Masciotra
The arc of Donahue is the opposite of a radicalization story
Reviving the coast: Chef Dean Neff on the magic of North Carolina’s sustainable culinary renaissance
Michael La Corte
At Seabird, Neff relies on local farmers, fishers and foragers — and whatever they find in the oceans and marshes
Donald Trump is holding back rural America
Chauncey DeVega
Nicholas Jacobs, author of "The Rural Voter," explains that the former president's connection is all-encompassing
Vegan cheese that tastes like cheese? These startups may have cracked the code
Caroline Saunders
Next-generation cheese makers are using precision fermentation and AI to pursue the final frontier in plant-based
“A huge argument”: Food Network’s Sandra Lee gives background on viral “two shots of vodka” meme
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I was the first one that did cocktails on national television, and especially on cable"
Menopause is all the rage, from Hollywood stars to “The Change”
Melanie McFarland
Thanks to stars and TV shows openly talking about it women have better role models for getting through it
As politicians point fingers on price gouging, Kroger pledges to slash grocery prices by $1 billion
Ashlie D. Stevens
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Robert P. Casey, Jr. worry Kroger will "squeeze consumers to increase profits"
Don’t feel like cooking? Caroline Chambers’ new cookbook has you covered
Joy Saha
The seasoned recipe developer and culinary expert hopes her recent release will empower novice cooks in the kitchen
Donald Trump and JD Vance: Decoding a double dose of right-wing racism
Paul Rosenberg
Old-fashioned "paleoconservative" racism and neocon-flavored pseudoscience, united at last on the 2024 GOP ticket
MAGA has a Catholic gender gap problem — and it could spell trouble for Trump
Michael Devaney
Evangelical Christian nationalism is driving women away from the church
My first music festival . . . and panic attack
Gabriella Ferrigine
What should have been a fun and familiar family outing at Lollapalooza became a revelation of deep anxiety
Unpacking the right’s “50-year plot” to wreck democracy — and why it might work
Andrew O'Hehir
Author David Daley on the far right's long-term "Antidemocratic" strategy, and how we just might beat it
JD Vance isn’t just out to get cat ladies — his weird plans target dog people and grandmas, too
Amanda Marcotte
The self-styled expert on the ladies now claims "normal" women don't care about reproductive rights
“Cooking saved my life more than once”: Chef Einat Admony on her culinary memoir “Taste of Love”
Michael La Corte
"My cookbooks would be G-rated, while this memoir could be rated R"
The babysitter factor: Democrats have one big question to answer with their convention
Brian Karem
Democrats have already shown up the “unity” of Trump’s RNC — now they must use the DNC for more than the Macarena
“I do not see any light on the horizon for Trump”: Lincoln Project’s Rick Wilson on MAGA’s retreat
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's troops are deflating
“Really scary”: Experts alarmed by Trump plot to “weaponize” DOJ by mass firing career officials
Marina Villeneuve
"I'd worry about what Donald Trump will make people do or else they get fired," says professor
Chipotle’s CEO turned the beleaguered chain around. Can he do it for Starbucks?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Starbucks founder Howard Schultz says Chipotle's Brian Niccol has his "respect and full support"
“Why can’t we do that here?”: JD Vance’s “strange” family politics are a reality in Orban’s Hungary
Marin Scotten
Trump’s running mate admires the Hungarian leader’s state-led efforts to promote "traditional" family structures
Breaking made Olympics history, but sent a mixed message thanks to an Aussie b-girl’s audacity
Melanie McFarland
Was Raygun's originality just terrible, heroic or an act of cultural appropriation?
“Poornography”: Expert says JD Vance a classic example of the rich trying to speak for the poor
Lennard J. Davis
Vance is no pauper — and there’s a bit of a shell game going on when it comes to his poverty credentials
Donald Trump’s “fake crowd” lie about Kamala Harris shows how much he’s lost it since January 6
Amanda Marcotte
It's the same coping mechanism MAGA used to deny the popularity of Taylor Swift and the Barbie movie
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