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A love letter to Chicago’s tavern pizza, interrupted
Maggie Hennessy
I’m not here to offer hot takes; I simply want to declare that the Chicago-born pie I hold dearest is tavern-style
Why Trump went full QAnon: He’s desperate — and “those are the only people he’s got left”
Kathryn Joyce
Author Mike Rothschild says Trump may be fading, but the QAnon cult is spreading — and could bring "mass violence"
The return of fascism: Fueled by widening inequality and the bankruptcy of liberalism
Chris Hedges
A neofascist party will likely take power in Italy — and if economic collapse continues, there will be more
Jane Austen’s early Chinese translators were stumped by the oddities of 19th-century British cuisine
Saihong Li, William Hope
How do you get a reader in 1930s China to understand what a mince pie is?
Michael Moore talks midterms on “Real Time With Bill Maher”
Kelly McClure
"Everybody needs to show up," Moore says in regards to the November midterms. "I've never been this optimistic"
“The Woman King” poses the conundrum of making a great action movie about exceptional killers
Melanie McFarland
Can the cinematic potential of what these exceptional warriors symbolize overcome the dark reality of history?
An introduction to the stories and British history that inspired the beasts of “House of the Dragon”
Raluca Radulescu
From Arthurian legend to political upheaval, here are real-life influences in creating George R.R. Martin's beasts
“White Psychodrama” and the culture wars: A self-reinforcing cycle, going nowhere
Émile P. Torres
Philosopher Liam Kofi Bright's startling new take on the culture wars: A pointless struggle between white people
Unregulated capitalism makes you poor, miserable — and short: New study
Matthew Rozsa
A new study reveals that the rise of capitalism has coincided with worse living conditions — unless regulated
The right loves to say “politics is downstream from culture,” but on the right the opposite is true
Amanda Marcotte
Tim Pool's "music" and Ben Shapiro's "movies": No one would consume this stuff, if not to "own" the liberals
Ron DeSantis’ genius plan goes sideways: Is his 2024 campaign suddenly in trouble?
Heather Digby Parton
Martha's Vineyard gambit looks worse every day — and down at Mar-a-Lago, an embattled orange man loves to see it
Hang on, Republicans: Who are the real “elites,” anyway?
Kirk Swearingen
Republican millionaires with Ivy League degrees have somehow convinced people they're fighting against the "elites"
The 7 most shocking revelations from Netflix’s “The Real Bling Ring” docuseries
Joy Saha
The three-part series spotlights two members of the infamous crew along with investigators and attorneys
MAGA and the “incels”: Latest Jan. 6 arrests show how fascists target insecure young men
Amanda Marcotte
Five busted "groypers" symbolize Nick Fuentes' push to weaponize adolescent anxiety for far-right revolution
On this Earth Wind and Fire Day, remember “September” as a beautiful case of accidental magic
Melanie McFarland
On the 21st night of September, an examination of the appeal of Earth Wind and Fire's everlasting groove
Trump faces sexual battery lawsuit under new Survivors’ Law as New York legal troubles mount
Areeba Shah
E. Jean Carroll accused Trump of a brutal rape in the 1990s
From “Black Panther” to “RRR,” the new “Story of Film” honors innovation, influence of global cinema
Gary M. Kramer
Mark Cousins speaks to Salon about the most exciting movies that've pushed boundaries and broken rules this decade
An American in Queen Elizabeth’s funeral queue: Why I went, and what I found there
Jason Kyle Howard
What causes someone to stand in line for hours for a person they had never met?
7 details you may have missed from Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral
Alison Stine
Emma the pony didn't give the only four-legged farewell to the late monarch
“The Gospel of Wellness” author on the cult of Gwyneth, and why Goop fans don’t buy the snake oil
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Rina Raphael talks about our obsession with self-care and the Goop effect
“Equity within the whole restaurant”: The problem with the tipped wage
Maggie Hennessy
"We’re the only industry where half of the workforce has to rely on a customer’s goodwill"
The unnatural history of Elvis Presley’s hair — as seen in the Baz Luhrmann biopic
Alison Stine
From the new film "Elvis" to real life: Elvis' hair, you were always on my mind
Meet the cookbook author who’s bringing Taiwanese-American flavors to cannabis edibles
Ashlie D. Stevens
From coffee jelly to snowflake crisp nougat, Monica Lo explores her heritage through culinary cannabis
The future tense of joy: “Deadwood” creator David Milch recaptures memory in “Life’s Work”
Baynard Woods
The auteur of TV's golden age pens a memoir that doesn't reach the heights of his dialogue but still breaks hearts
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