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Victims take the spotlight back in Louis C.K. documentary
Griffin Eckstein
"Sorry/Not Sorry," highlighting the victims of Louis C.K.'s sexual abuses, is coming in July
Nostalgia’s “Iron Claw”: Why I won’t introduce my son to pro wrestling
Chris Koslowski
I love the theater of pro wrestling so much I wrote a novel about it – but the power of kayfabe has its limits
“Politician with robes”: Expert says secret tape exposes Samuel Alito’s “apocalyptic vision”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Supreme Court justice's unguarded comments suggest he's voting based on "ideology," professor argues
“War on white America”: Ted Cruz-linked Texas group hosting pro-Christian nationalism conference
Robert Downen, Juan Salinas II
True Texas Project has for years worked with Attorney General Ken Paxton, Sen. Ted Cruz and other prominent GOPers
Whistleblower: Microsoft chose profit over security, left US government vulnerable to Russian hack
Renee Dudley, Doris Burke
Russian hackers used the weakness to breach the National Nuclear Security Administration and others
A plan to mine lithium could eradicate a Nevada flower. Is extinction just the cost of green energy?
Matthew Rozsa
Botanists express alarm that a rare plant, the Tiehm's buckwheat, won't survive where a lithium mine is planned
“The Acolyte” follows the Thread to tell a tragic Jedi story from the witches’ perspective
Melanie McFarland
"Star Wars" introduced witches as evil, magical women. This episode shows them as a people persecuted by the Jedi
For Republicans, raw milk is the new masking
Ashlie D. Stevens
Consuming raw milk could lead to the spread of bird flu. Republicans don't care
“Our grandchildren will still be fighting for democracy”: Why Ali Velshi says it’s worth it
Dean Obeidallah
MSNBC host and author traces his family’s roots and connects their quest for belonging and equality to today
“Holocaust denial … was turning into ‘Hitler was right'”: Director on urgency of Nazi docuseries
Melanie McFarland
Filmmaker Joe Berlinger on why "Hitler and the Nazis" uses cinema tools, AI & more to recreate the Nuremberg trials
“Top Chef” frontrunner Dan Jacobs on cooking with Kennedy’s disease — both on and off the show
Michael La Corte
"I hope that being on the show inspires anyone to pursue their dreams," Jacobs told Salon Food
Jon Stewart blasts corporations exploiting the “decades-long struggle of gay people” for Pride month
Gabriella Ferrigine
Comedian blasts firms' "pandering meant to convince you that not only are corporations people, they’re good people"
“False gospel”: The new GOP attack on Dolly Parton is a tactic borrowed from the Christian right
Amanda Marcotte
Fundamentalists disparage mainstream culture as "demonic" — Republicans just substitute the word "woke"
Abandoning drug decriminalization is a mistake — the drugs were never the point
Niko Vorobyov
The rollback of drug decriminalization in some places is ignoring the real mechanisms of poverty and addiction
Donald Trump’s Christian-nationalist radical has big plans for America
Heather Digby Parton
Russ Vought is a far-right number-cruncher and opportunist. Donald Trump is his ticket to power
Women’s work: America’s social safety net is built on sexist exploitation
Paul Rosenberg
Sociologist Jessica Calarco on how our "DIY society" punishes women — and how changing that will help all of us
Julia Louis-Dreyfus on the “one main reason” she thinks “Seinfeld” wouldn’t be made now
Kelly McClure
During press for A24's "Tuesday," Dreyfus carefully distinguishes her stance on P.C. culture from Jerry Seinfeld's
Patriarchy harms boys and men, too. Helping them realize this is key to erasing toxic masculinity
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What a "BoyMom" has learned about fostering positive masculinity and how that can be feminist
The neoliberal university faces a crisis: This generation could change everything
Henry A. Giroux
College administrators have shown who they really work for: Wall Street. It's a moment when change is possible
“Counsel Culture” makes us wonder, is Nick Cannon really the best advocate for growth and healing?
Melanie McFarland
Extending his podcast into a streaming series, the TV host is inviting us to participate in his atonement journey
Some psychedelic medicine developers want to ditch the therapy aspect. What could go wrong?
Rich Haridy
Are drugs like psilocybin and MDMA still safe and effective in the absence of psychotherapy?
“It all fell apart”: Hulu’s “Queenie” dismantles the myth of the strong Black woman
Nardos Haile
The series' creator and stars discuss adapting the acclaimed novel, mental health and rethinking Black womanhood
The promise and peril of ChatGPT diet plans
Ashlie D. Stevens
Researchers have started comparing diet plans produced by human experts and artificial intelligence
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