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Judith Light isn’t afraid of aging: “These are the crone years”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the veteran actor discusses her latest thriller "The Menu," her fears and what she's craving
How gun culture and anti-LGBTQ hate came together in Colorado Springs
Heather Digby Parton
We don't know exactly what drove this gunman — but we know what's making America more dangerous for LGBTQ people
Thanks, Patti LaBelle: Sweet potato pie will always beat pumpkin in my household
Melanie McFarland
The spicy, earthy flavor combination of sweet potato pie has profound meaning and roots in Black American culture
Colorado Springs police tackled and handcuffed Club Q hero who stopped gunman: report
Areeba Shah
Army veteran Richard Fierro said he was detained for nearly an hour after he helped save lives
It’s not just Trump: Midterms show the religious right is an albatross around the GOP’s neck
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans went hard with anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and abortion bans in 2022. Even their own voters don't like it
What happened to Rezwan: The Afghan teen who survived the Taliban but not U.S. resettlement
Kartikay Mehrotra, Matti Gellman
“To survive war then come to America to be buried?”
A tale of two Bobs: Bob Chapek out, Robert Iger in at Disney
Alison Stine
Disney stocks rose after news of Iger's return following Chapek's tumultuous tenure as CEO
If entertaining is a domestic performance, let Thanksgiving be camp
Ashlie D. Stevens
In theater, camp can equal freedom as an actor. I think it can offer the same in your holiday kitchen
The postliberal crackup: The GOP’s post-midterm civil war starts with the New Right
Kathryn Joyce
"Integralists" battle "national conservatives" over religion, capitalism and the far-right conquest of America
Putin’s massive mistake: Lawrence Freedman on Ukraine and the lessons of history
Chauncey DeVega
Putin made bad decisions based on "total misapprehension," says military expert. Now the whole world pays the price
Mass migration from Twitter is likely to be an uphill battle – just ask ex-Tumblr users
Casey Fiesler
Looking at the demise of other platforms – such as LiveJournal – to game out the challenges of moving to a new one
“Poison Ivy” author Evan Mandery: “Elite colleges are harmful to society”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Ivy League schools don't have better teaching or higher quality educations. They do help perpetuate inequity
The “Yellowstone” effect: Welcome to the new era of TV Westerns
Melanie McFarland
The Western never entirely disappears from TV, but Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western has revived it for a new audience
Astronomer Royal Martin Rees: We’re in a race between science education and catastrophe
Martin Rees
The renowned scientist weighs in on what the public misunderstands about science
What the Sam Bankman-Fried debacle can teach us about “longtermism”
Émile P. Torres
I'm not surprised that longtermism led to fraud, corruption and disaster. I'm mostly surprised it wasn't worse
How Bob Dylan used the ancient practice of “imitatio” to craft some of the most original songs
Raphael Falco
No, the singer isn't a plagiarist, rather a modern musician who honors a time-honored Renaissance tradition
Harvard, Asian Americans and Jews: Behind the Supreme Court’s affirmative action case
Anthony S. Chen, Lisa M. Stulberg
Conservatives have embraced the argument that Asian Americans are "the new Jews." Their true goal is no mystery
Why Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” goal from 1986 is unforgettable
Stefan Szymanski
How a legendary goal in the 1986 World Cup (which couldn't happen now) transformed soccer — and changed history
“Last Week Tonight” slams the monarchy in a way that may change how we see “The Crown”
Melanie McFarland
In last Sunday's scathing episode, John Oliver questions our defense of British royalty and all wealth worship
“Can we even break bread together?”: Enduring the American Dream in a Michigan family restaurant
Gary M. Kramer
"Bad Axe" director David Siev and producer Daniel Dae Kim discuss an immigrant business, Asian hate and activism
Republicans learned nothing from the midterms: The impeachment of Philly’s prosecutor proves it
Amanda Marcotte
Pennsylvania Republicans had a can of whoop-ass opened on them — so they're doubling down on dumb MAGA antics
Patients complain some obesity care startups offer pills, and not much else
Darius Tahir
Concerns emerge over a wave of new startups offering access to drugs called GLP-1 agonists
Brendan Fraser stands his Me Too ground and refuses to attend Golden Globes, even if he’s nominated
Joy Saha
“It's because of the history that I have with them. And my mother didn't raise a hypocrite"
Hilarie Burton Morgan calls Candace Cameron Bure a “bigot” for her remarks on “traditional marriage”
Joy Saha
As the Christmas movie season heats up, so does the conversation about who gets to be featured in romantic stories
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