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Donald Trump woke up a numb country — and Joe Biden faces a higher bar now
Brian Karem
Biden's desire to be the anti-Trump in everything is potentially harming the nation the most
6 GOP megadonors quietly propelling Republicans through Trump-era turbulence
Rae Hodge
With tech billionaire Peter Thiel showing reluctance to spend big, meet the other rich Republicans being wooed
John Mulaney’s “Baby J” is the latest cancellation comedy reframing a controversial narrative
Jacques Berlinerblau
Comedian, heal thyself
3 expert tips for turning decadent macaroni and cheese into a full weeknight dinner
Ashlie D. Stevens
For all the mac and cheese lovers out there, "Top Chef" star Kenny Gilbert breaks down how to transform the dish
“The View” host Sunny Hostin elevates the beach read with Black stories at the forefront
Alli Joseph
This summer, Hostin invites you to "read a wonderful beach read and escape" in places that you didn't know existed
How to weaponize Republicans’ words
Chauncey DeVega
It's far past time to stop calling the GOP the party of "family values"
The FCC is supposed to protect the environment. It doesn’t
Peter Elkind
FCC typically does nothing when companies want to add new cell towers, build on protected land or launch satellites
The artistic allure of Waffle House, America’s most surprising culinary muse
Ashlie D. Stevens
From the Jonas Brothers to Jermaine Dupri, artists like their inspiration scattered, smothered and covered
Donald Trump’s campaign emails provide a clue into his dark plans
Chauncey DeVega
In his fundraising emails, Donald Trump is announcing his evil plans for American society
“Polite Society” filmmaker on combining Bollywood, martial arts and “angry women being rageful”
Gary M. Kramer
Nida Manzoor on her new pop culture-rich comedy critiquing arranged marriages, class and gender expectations
“I don’t want to be a slave”: Tucker caught trashing Fox News streaming service in leaked video
Gabriella Ferrigine
“Nobody watches Fox Nation because the site sucks," Carlson said while discussing interview with Andrew Tate
“He is the most trusted voice in conservative media”: What comes next for Tucker Carlson?
Chauncey DeVega
As for Fox News? "The monster cannot be killed," says a former spokesperson for the Republican National Committee
How to make your meatloaf taste like a Southern chef’s
Ashlie D. Stevens
These two really easy tips will make the comfort food classic even more flavorful and tender
“Dark Brandon Tonight”: Joe Biden, Tucker Carlson and the lure of the unsayable
Andrew O'Hehir
It was just a coincidence that Biden announced his next campaign right after Tucker's downfall. Or ... was it?
“Good, honest folks”: 20 years later, controversial “Dogville” has become frightening prophecy
Kyle Turner
Lars von Trier's portrait of a town that takes in a fugitive Nicole Kidman is less a provocation than a reflection
Sarah Huckabee Sanders “stomped” Arkansas’ poorest during the “worst session ever”
Rae Hodge
Arkansas' new governor — infamous from the Trump White House — bids for national stage with old-school GOP meanness
Bring me to life: Evanescence helped me find my trans voice
Stacy Jane Grover
The album "Fallen" released 20 years ago. Each track named a chasm in my life and paved a path out of it
What the popularity of “momfluencers” says about our isolated society
Nicole Karlis
Social media's "momfluencers" thrive on the alienation innate to motherhood in the U.S., Sara Petersen says
“She has her own strength that was so empowering”: Priya Kansara talks “Polite Society” sisterhood
Joy Saha
The young star talked about her latest role along with her training in martial arts and favorite Bollywood films
Political “polarization” isn’t the real problem in America: One pole is a lot worse than the other
Paul Rosenberg
Political research is all about the dangers of polarization. But what if one pole is cynical and dangerous?
Bill Maher calls Elon Musk “a likable guy” in exclusive “Real Time” interview
Kelly McClure
"There's a very few people who actually make change happen — you are one of those people," Maher said to Musk
“It is always the other who is guilty, never us”: Movie “R.M.N.” examines what drives xenophobia
Gary M. Kramer
Cristian Mungiu spoke to Salon about probing anxieties about globalization and shooting a Tower of Babel town hall
“I do love a twist”: “Top Chef” producer reveals “Fast and Furious” mise en place challenge secrets
Michael La Corte
John Adams on creating the global challenges, where to grocery shop in London and where empanadas really come from
Experts say Trump lawyer’s Carroll grilling may backfire: “He went far enough to irritate” the judge
Areeba Shah
"It reminded me a little bit about of what Trump did to Hillary in one of the debates," law professor says
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