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How Fox News is boosting a “coordinated planned attack on the LGBTQ+ community” during Pride month
Areeba Shah
"This is just one side of this extremist playbook," Human Rights Campaign advocate warns
“Shiny Happy People”: The 8 most horrifying revelations from Prime Video’s Duggar family doc
Joy Saha
The four-part series delves into the dark secrets behind the Duggars and the Institute of Basic Life Principles
Former gun company executive explains roots of America’s gun violence epidemic
Corey G. Johnson
Ryan Busse once worked for a major gun-maker. He now warns about the danger of radicalization in the industry
Changes in pandemic-era benefits mean new hardship for millions
Larry Buhl
Ending the pandemic emergency increases burdens for people with long COVID
Trump’s Big Lie is ruining it for the rest of the Republican field
Heather Digby Parton
Republican voters still believe that Trump won the last election in a landslide and the Democrats stole it from him
After Chick-fil-A ruffles far-right feathers, Fox News asks if the culture war has gone too far
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Until they start selling tuck swimsuits, I’m not going to be boycotting Chick-fil-A," said Fox's Kayleigh McEnany
“It’s a pro move”: What Leslie Bibb learned from acting vets, from Robert De Niro to Carol Burnett
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor discusses her warmhearted film "About My Father," the influence of comedy greats and her Bravo obsession
Trials and triggers: Psychiatrists warn Trump’s psychosis will grow “as he becomes more desperate”
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump's behavior is worse now but that's only because we're seeing a peeling away of his façade"
The killer orcas aren’t winning. They could be self-sabotaging
Nicole Karlis
Orcas are sinking ships, but memes aside, it could harm them in the end
“The Little Mermaid” and Disney’s dilemma: Why no Black prince?
D. Watkins
Are whitewashed diversity efforts like the live-action "Little Mermaid" still considered diversity efforts?
“Et tu, Chick-fil-a?”: Far-right pundits turn on Chick-fil-A over diversity and equity initiative
Ashlie D. Stevens
A months-old update to the chicken chain's website has some conservative culture warriors crying fowl
Ron DeSantis wants to “make America Florida”: That’s a dire threat
Chauncey DeVega
The Trump-DeSantis race is a boon for the mainstream media. For the rest of us, it's an unmitigated disaster
The debate around DEI has got it all wrong
Maureen Dunne
Why confusing the issues around inclusivity hurts everyone
Poor unfortunate souls: False feminism and criticism of Disney’s “Little Mermaid”
Emily Anne Strong
"She gives up her voice for a man" isn't a valid critique of Disney's Ariel in the year 2023 – and it never was
Astrophysics and stale beer: What life is like working at the South Pole
John Messick
Those who live at the South Pole approach the ice with a sense of awe that borders on religious conviction
Does immigration really increase crime? Here’s what the science says
Troy Farah
The data from at least 30 countries shows crime doesn't rise with immigration
Hope and loss on Memorial Day: It’s been a rough year since Buffalo
Chauncey DeVega
White supremacy and Trumpism are not in retreat — but with our somber spring holiday comes hope and inspiration
Mammogram recommendations will save lives, but don’t go far enough
Jenna Lay
Screening every other year starting at 40 is too conservative for those with higher risks of breast cancer
“There’s serious athleticism” to being a professional mermaid
Joy Saha
Move over, Little Mermaid. Director of Netflix's "MerPeople" on the real folks performing dangerous aquatic art
Meet Russ Vought: Mild-mannered mastermind of the GOP’s debt-ceiling power play
Aneela Mirchandani
How onetime budget wonk Russ Vought joined the culture war — and built a strategic plan for conservatives in exile
Depression is an illness — and it’s time we got real about that
David DeWitt
Prior to attempting suicide, I kept up the mask until it was too late. Now I know better
Rainn Wilson doesn’t hold back: “Here’s the guy from ‘The Office’ talking about suffering and death”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor discusses travel show "Geography of Bliss," learning to grieve and the secret to "The Office" success
“Food is a connection”: The legendary Lidia Bastianich on how immigrants built the flavor of America
Michael La Corte
"I think for any immigrant, it is a personal choice as to what to bring and what new things to embrace"
Trump still has the MAGA touch: Republican women remain captivated
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's support among his followers and other Republican voters endures despite, if not because of, his criminality
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