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Trial by impotence: When men had to copulate publicly or be served divorce papers
Matthew Rozsa
In the 1400s, French women who wanted a divorce could bring their husband to a humiliating public impotence trial
New report says nurses at Illinois facility forced patients to dig through their own feces
Beth Hundsdorfer, Molly Parker
Newly obtained documents echo reporting on abuse, cover-ups and a “sense of impunity” at an Illinois institution
Why we see ghosts in our TV machines may be a sign of the times
Melanie McFarland
It was inevitable that the success of "Ghosts" would breed imitators. But why are phantoms this moment's monster?
Donald Trump just neutralized Ron DeSantis
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is smartly running against DeSantis from the right on cultural issues and from the left on the economy
The heckler’s veto: Biden masterfully stood up to the GOP. Now what?
Chauncey DeVega
Liberal schadenfreude does nothing to change the fact that Republicans control the House of Representatives
“Nailed it!”: Sarah Huckabee Sanders is MAGA-world’s newest star after bizarre SOTU response
Rae Hodge
Arkansas governor's grim vision of a "woke mob" enforcing Satanic rituals was a big hit with its target audience
The Harley Quinn twisted Valentine’s special brings the raunch and romance to our Hallmark holiday
Melanie McFarland
This confidently horny, sex-positive and humorous one-off confirms why Harley and Ivy are one of TV's best couples
“Low-quality people”: James Carville says Republican SOTU antics were “white trash on display”
Sarah K Burris
"The level of white trashdom in the Republican Party is staggering," the Southern Democratic strategist said
“She’s not intellectually capable”: Knives out in TrumpWorld over Sanders’ “terrible” SOTU response
Igor Derysh
Steve Bannon and Lou Dobbs accused Sanders of "insulting" Trump and trying to boost Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
GOP boos fool no one: Everyone knows Republicans want to slash Social Security and Medicare
Amanda Marcotte
The new Republicans House speaker may not be the negotiation ninja that he thinks he is
Sarah Huckabee Sanders roasted by hometown paper for SOTU response
Matthew Chapman
Sanders' speech was called a "word salad of talking points and name calling"
“Cover-up”: Workers “know the truth” about the derailment disaster — why are they being ignored?
Bob Hennelly
The "employers are the voice of the cover-up," says Transport Workers Union International President John Samuelsen
Conservative mocks Sarah Sanders’ “deep plunge into dystopian culture wars” in SOTU response
Alex Henderson
"She spoke for a dreary 15 minutes — all scripted according to teleprompter, with no audience"
Bless their hearts! The Christian right attempts to mount a revival
Amanda Marcotte
The Satanic panic over the Grammys is part of a larger fundamentalist bid to make themselves relevant again
The 8 traits that can help you identify a psychopath, according to experts
Matthew Rozsa
And how to tell the difference between garden-variety narcissism and antisocial personality disorder
Florida is officially a laboratory for fascism in the U.S.
Chauncey DeVega
There is a very specific reason why Gov. Ron DeSantis targeted African-American history for erasure
How Harry Styles’ Grammys speech made Beyoncé’s Album of the Year loss worse
Alison Stine
As it was, Styles' comment about "people like me" put his privilege on display
Sam Smith’s “full-on Satan worship” Grammys number puts conservatives in an anti-vax Satanic panic
Joy Saha
"The Devil. Brought to you by Pfizer..."
Parents are increasingly taking babies to the chiropractor. Is it safe?
Nicole Karlis
Baby chiros claim adjustments help with issues like tongue tie, constipation, fussiness, colic and more
Behold, the new Republican culture war — because they have nothing else
Sonali Kolhatkar
Republicans' only agenda is to make sure the rich get richer — and to distract us with manufactured moral outrage
We’re still way too afraid of “stranger danger”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our kids are safer than ever. So are we terrified they'll be abducted?
Chef Toya Boudy’s “Cooking for the Culture” is a celebration of Blackness through place and plates
Ashlie D. Stevens
From decadent shrimp and grits to simple eggs and rice, all of Boudy's dishes tell a story of her New Orleans
How cancer cured my eating disorder
Sara Magaletta
Cancer turned out to be an effective, if inadvisable, treatment for a lifetime of disordered eating
How to improve your naps, according to experts
Troy Farah
Sometimes a nap fully rests you. Sometimes it leaves you even more tired. Here's how to have the ideal nap
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