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When fans mourn a celebrity breakup

Nardos Haile
Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner are headed for a divorce, a heartbreak felt by fans for a fractured fairy tale

It’s been a big year for the labor movement. What about farmworkers?

Ryan Nebeker
"Farmworkers and advocates see getting labor-related provisions into the farm bill as an opportunity to change"

Mocking Burning Man’s muddy catastrophe is just the latest example of how we cope with the rich

Nardos Haile
Memes about the trapped festivalgoers remind us of the Titan submarine that captured the nation this summer

Women are ferally horny, according to TV and movies. Then why are they not having sex?

Kelly Pau
This vocal thirstiness makes sense if you take into account factors favoring a sexy yet safe "vibes only" lifestyle

The NRA’s toxic fuel: When racism and guns unite

Sabrina Haake
Guns and racism make a lethal combination in Ron DeSantis' Florida 

“Recovering from Gonzo Governance”: Media scholar on how journalism can get over “Trump, the meme”

Chauncey DeVega
Professor David L. Altheide on "Gonzo Governance" and "the media logic of Donald Trump"

“Dark” right-wing network recruits MAGA “army” to replace 50K federal workers Trump plans to purge

Areeba Shah
"Project 2025 is extremists' newest plan to set fire to our democracy," watchdog group warns

“Bottoms” takes a swing at the meaning of ugly, reclaiming it for the average, untalented folks

Melanie McFarland
The late summer hit's casual use of the word women are taught to fear may enable us to reclaim it

Gun owners: It’s time for us to stand up against the Second Amendment death culture

Rich Logis
I'm a gun owner and a former MAGA Republican. I have a message for my former tribe: Is this really what you want?

Despite the revived “Suits” giving streaming a victory, don’t cut the cord just yet

Melanie McFarland
The death of linear TV has been predicted for decades, but it's far from done

Can’t we all get along? Actually, no — not when the other side behaves like that

Kirk Swearingen
Liberal "elites" are too mean to their MAGA fellow citizens, argues David Brooks. Jeepers, not that argument again

From lost to found: How I dropkicked assimilation in favor of being me

Jamie Jo Hoang
My parents never told me to assimilate. But I felt their shame when people made fun of them or talked down to them

“Taiwanese food is an underdog”: In her new cookbook, Clarissa Wei writes a love letter to Taiwan

Michael La Corte
"You can whip up an entire meal with just a wok, knife, soy sauce and sugar"

“Domestic terrorism” — Inside the troubled teen industry, detailed by “Survivor993”

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A survivor recounts how the troubled teen industry operates for-profit "torture camps"

Harvard professor Avi Loeb says he found interstellar objects in the deep sea. Others are skeptical

Elizabeth Hlavinka
Peers question whether evidence is sufficiently extraordinary to prove an extraordinary claim

TV writer talks “Breaking Bad,” writers strike and the toxicity of the “auteur genius showrunner”

Melanie McFarland
Patty Lin praises writing on "Freaks and Geeks" and reveals why she loves that a show like "Beef" finally exists

From RICO charges to loyalty pledges: Trump’s transformation of the GOP into a crime mob is complete

Chauncey DeVega
The first Republican presidential debate made it clear: MAGA may be a cult — but the GOP is a crime family

This 4-ingredient family recipe for homemade Kahlua takes hardly any time — and makes a perfect gift

Bibi Hutchings
Traditionally made with white rum, this vodka-based version of the famous coffee liqueur is my family’s favorite

How did we get here? The dumbing of America, from Reagan to Trump and beyond

Brian Karem
Every Trump tantrum makes headlines, while the actual president's work is ignored. This is Reagan's legacy

The GOP zombie: Why the media refuses to let the myth of a “good” Republican die

Chauncey DeVega
You don't give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a zombie

Californians headed to HBCUs in the South prepare for college under abortion bans

April Dembosky
Students of color could be disproportionately affected by changes in state abortion laws

Envisioning indigenous food sovereignty as “a whole ecosystem”

Leilani Marie Labong
""The most helpful thing I can do is show people how achievable food sovereignty is"

Don’t look away: It’s a mistake to ignore Donald Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson

Chauncey DeVega
"The discussion normalized violence as a response to political disappointment"

Why “The Idol” being canceled is causing so much joy: Sam Levinson and The Weeknd’s big blunder

Nardos Haile
Admit it: You were also a hatewatcher
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