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From Chris Rock live to a Waco siege docuseries, here’s what’s new on Netflix in March
Lily Doton
Also, the return of Idris Elba as Luther!
The runaway train lobby: Rail giants spent millions to fight stricter rules before Ohio disaster
Bob Hennelly
Railroads have spent $285 million on lobbying and close to $50 million on Congressional donations over last decade
In defending “Dilbert” cartoonist, Elon Musk calls media “racist against whites & Asians”
Joy Saha
This follows the comic strip getting dumped by newspapers and its distributor after Scott Adams' racist rant
How “The Company You Keep” maps the anatomy of a dangerous, network-friendly sexual thrill
Melanie McFarland
Let's give it up for a network drama that's finally figured out how to heat up a scene with a perfect good bad duo
“What is desire?”: “The Last of Us” director on the apocalyptic wonder of a trip to the mall
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke to Liza Johnson about adapting the game's exploration of Ellie's backstory and what she lost
No, those TikTok-famous collagen gummies aren’t a healthy meal replacement
Joy Saha
The healthy, so-called "hack" reeks of diet culture and dystopian attitudes towards foods
Angela Davis shows us why “Finding Your Roots” complicates and strengthens the American story
Melanie McFarland
If you only watch the viral clip revealing Davis' link to the Mayflower, you're missing the full story
The GOP, the Supreme Court and social media: This won’t end well
Rae Hodge
Republicans are obsessed with Section 230, the Magna Carta of the internet. They may be opening Pandora's box
Children of war: The battle for young minds in an age of endless war
Andrea Mazzarino
Our culture's endless, hypnotic obsession with war and violence has hidden costs — especially for our children
Not so much winning: Trump fans remain devoted — but unsure if they’ll vote for him again
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump's biggest supporters are not sure he can win because people's minds have been poisoned against him
What will be best for my child — public school or private?
D. Watkins
I went to public school, my wife prefers private. Our child can go anywhere we want — but first we have to choose
Sentencing of the Buffalo shooter: Black people don’t have to forgive white supremacists
Chauncey DeVega
Buffalo grocery store mass shooter apologizes for racist massacre
“It’s white supremacy”: MTG’s call for “national divorce” would “disenfranchise Black voters”
Chris Walker
Greene’s plan would increase states’ powers while potentially limiting rights protected by the federal government
Velveeta belongs in your desserts — including this nostalgic play on apple pie
Bibi Hutchings
Make room for this funky, cheesy, Velveeta-loving dessert. It's an oldie but a goodie — and so easy to make
The Southern Baptist Convention ousting female pastors shows the Christian right’s radicalization
Amanda Marcotte
Showily booting the famous Saddleback Church is the latest example of why the church can't keep young people around
MTG wants to prevent a “civil war” by banning Dems who move to red states from voting for 5 years
Areeba Shah
MAGA Republican calls to impose restrictions on blue state voters "trying to invade our states or our counties"
J.K. Rowling dismisses her transphobic legacy: “I’ll be dead”
Alison Stine
On a new podcast produced by Bari Weiss' media company, Rowling shrugs off the concerns of fans
“Wrong and honestly evil”: Even Republicans are trashing MTG’s “treasonous” call for secession
Igor Derysh
The tweet alone should "disqualify" Greene from sitting on the Homeland Security committee, ex-GOP lawmaker says
The United Nations says Denmark and Greenland must address colonialism
Joseph Lee
As climate change alters Inuit life, experts call governments to consult with Indigenous communities before mining
The strength of “Physical:100” is in what it has to say about our view of the perfect physique
Melanie McFarland
The latest hit from Korea is a "survival competition" that tests the meaning of what ultimate fitness looks like
Will the New York Times ever give Joe Biden credit for his accomplishments? Chances dim!
Kirk Swearingen
The Gray Lady's reflexive pandering to Republicans gets embarrassing. No, wait — it's always been embarrassing
Netflix: Is mainstream content squeezing out the daring plots viewers originally fell for?
Virginie Martin
Its algorithm-driven success depends largely on binge-watching fueled by cliffhangers, the oldest of tropes
“All Creatures Great and Small” writer on bringing “bittersweet” comforts of WWII to the Dales
Hanh Nguyen
Ben Vanstone told Salon about big shifts for the characters, TB testing and the heroic origin of one rat's name
Here’s how to enjoy a plant-based Mardi Gras without forgoing any of the fun
Joy Saha
Salon's Kelly McClure shares her favorite recipes and go-to vegan hot spots around the city of New Orleans
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