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Should “food diaries” be assigned in schools? Experts point to potential dangers for youth
Michael La Corte
While food diaries can be a helpful tool for dietitians, are they a necessary assignment for the average student?
Year of opportunity: Can America escape from political depression in 2023?
Chauncey DeVega
If 2022 offered a narrow escape and a measure of redemption, the New Year is the moment to seize America's future
Don’t make big resolutions this year — aim for these small shifts recommended by experts
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We talked to experts about the little resolutions you can make that can spur big changes
What to watch on Netflix in January, from a “That ’70s Show” spinoff to a nonlinear heist adventure
Joy Saha, Hanh Nguyen
New year, new stuff to binge
Climate reparations: It’s the right thing to do — and will create a better world for everyone
Émile P. Torres
Real climate justice is bad news for ExxonMobil, says philosopher Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò — but good news for the rest of us
From “The Bear” to “The Menu,” this was the year pop culture faced the horrors of fine dining
Ashlie D. Stevens
2022's fictional and nonfiction works interrogated the unsavory underbelly of restaurants. But will things change?
From Lizzo to Megan Thee Stallion, 2022 was the year of survival for Black women in the public eye
Melanie McFarland
Success made these women standouts – and therefore targets for those not willing to see them prosper this year
Fried chicken, kakigōri and one very good waffle: The best meals Salon staffers ate in 2022
Michael La Corte
Whether a fancy-schmancy dinner or a impromptu quick bite, these are the best foods that our staffers ate this year
This is the year we were done with Kanye West – but what does that really mean?
Melanie McFarland
Why did people put up with the hip-hop icon's anti-Blackness, misogyny and antisemitic "free thinking" for so long?
GOP in disarray! MTG bashes Tulsi Gabbard over George Santos interview
Areeba Shah
Former Hawaii congresswoman goes hard at Santos over fictional résumé — and Marjorie Taylor Greene is displeased
Wildfires in Colorado are growing more unpredictable. Officials have ignored the warnings
Jennifer Oldham
A year after the deadly Marshall Fire, the state’s densest communities aren't ready for the next one
Worst Republicans of 2022: It’s just so hard to choose!
Heather Digby Parton
This column doesn't even mention Marjorie Taylor Greene: She can't compete with the true depths of GOP horror
Thin bodies weren’t always attractive: A brief history of culturally relative beauty standards
Matthew Rozsa
The notion that fatness is unattractive is a recent (and psychologically damaging) phenomenon
Year of the mushroom: Why 2022 was defined by fungi
Ashlie D. Stevens
From the couture runway to home kitchens, all things fungus are having a moment
A resolution for 2023: Time to say no to the “woke wars”
Amanda Marcotte
"Cancel culture" hysterics and social justice bullies share the same contagious disorder: Way too much time online
Why Disneyland is Coke and Vegas is Pepsi
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I didn't come to Vegas looking for Coke — then I found my mission
The best breakout TV performances of the year, from twins and vamps to werewolves and superheroes
Hanh Nguyen, Melanie McFarland, Alison Stine, Kelly McClure, Joy Saha
Check out these engaging performers who may not have name recognition yet, but no doubt soon will
How to end gridlock and ensure Democratic power — with a bold progressive agenda
Paul Rosenberg
Ambitious policy solutions can break through partisan paralysis and change America. It's time to go big
Marjorie Taylor Greene, supreme hobgoblin of 2022: Her year of culture-war lowlights
Kelly McClure
In 2022 Marjorie Taylor Greene became the right's superstar — by choosing making a mess over making a difference
Over the holidays, try talking to your relatives like an anthropologist
Elizabeth Keating
We may love and respect our parents and grandparents, but there are barriers to knowing them. This might help
At long last, “The Long Kiss Goodnight” is getting the holiday affection it deserves
Melanie McFarland
For years Geena Davis' action marvel had fallen off holiday movie lists. Then her co-star helped folks discover it
“Kentucky for Christmas”: Here’s how KFC became Japan’s go-to Christmas dinner
Joy Saha
Japan began embracing American fast food after WWII, and the country's KFC holiday offerings go beyond the bucket
Horror stories of that holiday favorite “The Nutcracker”
Alison Stine
From norovirus to nutcracker fractures to wire hangers, the price for your beloved Christmas ballet is blood
There really is a “great replacement” — but it’s not what Tucker Carlson says it is
Mike Lofgren
Is voting for Republicans literally killing white people in rural America? Because the correlation is striking
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