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Watching “The Book of Clarence” shows we’ve been losing our organized religion
D. Watkins
Growing up, I was taught that church, the epicenter of the Black community, was not a joke – but what about now?
The crime of living: What the kidnapping of Patty Hearst teaches us about assumption and perspective
Kelly McClure
Journalist and author Roger D. Rapoport breaks down all sides of Hearst's story in "Searching for Patty Hearst"
Patty Hearst’s kidnapping, the SLA and January 6: Why I study “ordinary” women drawn to extremism
Rachael Hanel
The Symbionese Liberation Army showed how politics and social disorder can prompt people to embrace violence
An ode to Elmo: Why we turn to our furry friend when the world is a dumpster fire
Gabriella Ferrigine
There's a reason why this childlike yet resilient Muppet continues to speak to us (and we to him) even as adults
The hidden racial bias in U.S. lung cancer screening policy
Melba Newsome
A 2019 study found that screening eligibility rules disproportionately excluded Black smokers. Little has changed
Remember the rules, liberals: Only the right gets to mock America
David Masciotra
Chase CEO Jamie Dimon offers words of wisdom from Davos: Be nicer to MAGA "deplorables," bow down before Trump
“Despicable”: Alarm after Oklahoma Republican appoints “Libs of TikTok” creator to library committee
Areeba Shah
Education chief actively integrating extremist right-wing ideologies into state's education system, critics say
GutTok check: Behind the wellness trend exploiting the mysterious nature of IBS
Nicole Karlis
Doctors are still unraveling the science of irritable bowel syndrome, which opportunists are capitalizing on
Sherry Cola is unapologetically herself: “Comedy should have intention … and boob jokes”
Nardos Haile
The actor on "The Tiger's Apprentice," Lunar New Year red undies, a "Joy Ride" sequel and a "Good Trouble" goodbye
The wildest Taylor Swift conspiracy theories, from Biden 2024 to a cat spy comedy
Nardos Haile
But for real, what can't Taylor do?
Not clowning around: Clown fish can count each other’s stripes and will fight enemies they recognize
Matthew Rozsa
Clown fish can identify each other by counting, new research suggests, emphasizing Nemo's hidden intelligence
Taylor Swift, Stanley cups and a brewing backlash to MAGA’s sexist snobbery
Amanda Marcotte
Women are fed up, and it will hurt the GOP in November
Why Black-owned farm acreage shrank 80% in 100 years
FoodPrint
"It’s a stolen opportunity for Black families to build wealth . . ."
Trump reportedly said he’s “more popular” than Taylor Swift, worrying about her endorsing Biden
Nardos Haile
His GOP allies are waging a "holy war" against the singer who endorsed President Joe Biden in 2020
Trump’s mobilizing his “prayer warriors”: Religion scholar on what MAGA means by “spiritual warfare”
Chauncey DeVega
Professor André Gagné explains that MAGA's "adoption of aggressive spiritual warfare language" is a warning sign
“They have a formula”: Why some of the Food Network’s original stars are moving on
Ashlie D. Stevens
Rachael Ray has partnered up with A+E to produce new stand-and-stir cooking shows
The stoics and the Sex Pistols: Philosophical roots of punk rebellion go back to ancient Greece
Megan Volpert
John Lydon's lifelong commitment to authenticity and nonconformity would make Zeno of Citium proud
What happens when a wine expert doesn’t want to drink?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"I have not met many people in the booze industry who don't drink too much"
If the multiverse theory is real, how soon can I ditch this sucky timeline?
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Unsurprisingly, pop culture gets the multiverse wrong. Here's how it really works and how to escape this place
It’s not that MAGA doesn’t believe E. Jean Carroll — they just don’t care that Trump abuses women
Amanda Marcotte
Trump verdict and new Vince McMahon allegations are a dark reminder that red state America cultivates rape culture
From “Living” to scandal and Snoop, we’re already familiar with “The Many Lives of Martha Stewart”
Melanie McFarland
This evenhanded four-part examination of the domesticity mogul doesn't tell us much we don't already know
From “Hot Ones” to “Chicken Shop Date,” the best celebrity interviews take place over chicken
Joy Saha
What is it about Hollywood big names indulging in platters of chicken that's so appealing?
“So much the IKEA culture”: This is how many millions of meatballs IKEA sold in 2023
Michael La Corte
"For me, the meatball is so much the IKEA culture"
Nikki Haley is not on a noble mission — but we should still root her on
Heather Digby Parton
Haley and Trump are chasing big money across the country
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