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Wicked game: Kevin McCarthy’s debt-ceiling “crisis” is political theater at its worst
Brian Karem
At least Mitch McConnell admits the obvious: There will be no default, and everyone knows it. So WTF is going on?
Lauren Boebert’s divorce exposes the dark little secret of red state life
Amanda Marcotte
Lauren Boebert's divorce is funny — it also reveals why GOP men are doubling down on the misogyny
Another Trump win in his proxy war with Ron DeSantis
Jason Kyle Howard
"The Trump culture of winning is alive and well in Kentucky" claimed Daniel Cameron after his GOP primary win
Living like Rudy: Giuliani is the face of MAGA “freedom”
Amanda Marcotte
Shielding debauched racists is exactly why there's so much right-wing whining about "cancel culture"
How Donald Trump influenced “Ted Lasso”
Alison Stine
Star Jason Sudeikis once said his father inspired Ted. Strangely, so did the ex-president
Lurid lawsuit claims Giuliani “took Viagra constantly” and raped employee — and there’s tapes
Gabriella Ferrigine
Noelle Dunphy "eventually stopped resisting because it was clear that he would not stop pressuring her": lawsuit
Let me teach you the secrets to making a God-level grilled cheese
D. Watkins
An unexpected sweet ingredient, plus knowing when to let off the heat, leads to a heavenly result
Ron DeSantis goes to Iowa — and the press goes wild
Heather Digby Parton
This signals that we are in for some very silly coverage of the 2024 Republican presidential primary
“What was gained from this?”: Trump’s CNN town hall was a failure
Chauncey DeVega
"Journalism is in trouble. Serious, serious trouble"
Long ago, younger viewers wanted their MTV News. Can we learn from what it did right in its prime?
Melanie McFarland
In remembering the music video channel's legacy, let's also look at its success in connecting with young viewers
How autistic comedian Fern Brady made it in the comedy world
Matthew Rozsa
Fern Brady on finding out she was on the spectrum, and the specific struggles that autistic women face
Get a little fancy schmancy at home with this recipe for a restaurant-style composed dish
Michael La Corte
Sometimes, you crave more than a weeknight meal or crockpot convenience. Show off your kitchen skills instead
The government giving up on COVID protections means throwing immunocompromised people to the wolves
Maggie Mills
The uncontrolled spread of COVID-19 means there are few treatments left for immunocompromised people like me
I always loved hip-hop, but Nas transformed me into a fan, which ultimately changed my life
D. Watkins
Hip-hop turns 50 this year: Cheers to the genre that put our stories on front street
The battle against fascism in Florida: Lessons on how to beat back authoritarianism from abroad
Maria J. Stephan
The situation in Florida clearly represents a threat to American democracy
Maya Kaimal tells how to get “Indian Flavor Every Day” with ingredients you already have
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Maya Kaimal makes Indian food with a twist: "I resist this idea that there are rules around what you can do"
How the Beatles sold pop music on the big screen
Kenneth Womack
Steve Matteo's book "Act Naturally: The Beatles on Film" examines the 20th-century Renaissance's undisputed masters
“Don’t bite your tongue for no one”: Tupac’s mom, Afeni Shakur, taught him how to rebel and prevail
D. Watkins
Director Allen Hughes took on docuseries "Dear Mama" to get to the truth of the late rap legend's life
“Top Chef” producer on that demanding thali challenge: “I’m getting winded just thinking about it!”
Michael La Corte
Thi Nguyen discusses mourning the queen, why cooking rice is so darn hard and where she'd like the show to go next
Drug experts are normalizing the idea that you can be “pre-addicted.” Is that really a thing?
Troy Farah
"I don't know if this is a helpful term": experts torn on a concept invented to help treat drug addiction
The online baby sleep boom
Nicole Karlis
A growing, unregulated industry awaits anxious moms desperate for help getting their babies to go the f*** to sleep
It’s bigger than guns: Why the right does little to stop violence
Chauncey DeVega
Conservatives have cultivated a negative and hyper-individualistic view of human nature
How did abuse get baked into the restaurant industry?
Eli R. Wilson, Ellen T. Meiser
Varying forms of abuse and harassment continue to be pervasive within restaurant culture. Why?
The question isn’t why cast a Black Cleopatra but rather why not profile another African queen?
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's "Queen Cleopatra" has its moments but do we really need another take on this superstar of history?
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