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This president denounced sharks as “monsters” — but did they take a bite out of his voters?
Matthew Rozsa
The oft-forgotten Jersey Shore shark attacks played an outsize role in Woodrow Wilson's election campaign
Dog parent–shaming is the new mom-shaming: Why the internet is furious over your pet-rearing skills
Nicole Karlis
As research into dog intelligence has advanced, aggression towards "dogfluencers" has become commonplace
How the states went nuts: Democratic backsliding in state capitals — and how to defeat it
Paul Rosenberg
Political scientist Jacob Grumbach on his new book and how U.S. states became "Laboratories Against Democracy"
D.B. Cooper, the changing nature of hijackings and the foundation for today’s airport security
Janet Bednarek
Long before 9/11, a wave of hijackings in the 1960s and '70s became impossible for U.S. officials to ignore
11 drag slang terms you should know
Ellen Gutoskey
Drag queen culture has contributed to much of the slang adopted by Millennials and Gen Z
Why trauma is cozy on “Virgin River”
Alison Stine
At its heart, the outlandish Netflix soap opera in a sweater is about community
How in God’s name are the Democrats still losing — even after Jan. 6 hearings and Roe?
Brian Karem
Headlines of the last two months should give Democrats a fighting chance in the midterms. Do they know how to win?
Sesame Place falls short of “Sesame Street” — and after my own child’s visit, I should have known
D. Watkins
Viral video incidents that appear to show bias against Black children made me reconsider my own family's experience
Why is everyone so horny for kitchen slang?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Kitchen slang — like "Behind!" and "Yes, chef" — is ripe for double entendre, though your mileage may vary
GOP candidate complains abortion activists play “the rape card”
Abigail Goldberg-Zelizer
Republicans' candidate for lieutenant governor in Minnesota, former NFL Viking Matt Brix, under fire for comments
These savory and sweet Korean-style barbecue short ribs are so easy to prepare
Irene Yoo
Did we mention they only take 10 minutes to cook?
Maryland GOP nominates “QAnon whackjob” for governor — but he’s not even the most extreme winner
Igor Derysh
Maryland GOP picks election conspiracist Dan Cox and neo-Confederate activist Michael Peroutka for top jobs
No, same-sex marriage is not “settled”: The GOP base demands more anti-LGBTQ extremism
Heather Digby Parton
Most powerful voting bloc in the nation pushes the Republican Party into contentious culture wars before midterms
Trump 2024 is almost here: King of the long con looks to play his final trick
Chauncey DeVega
The master showman of politics wants another turn on center stage. Mock him if you want — but don't bet against him
Steve Bannon’s unlikely criminal trial: First of its kind in almost 40 years
Gregg Barak
No one has been prosecuted for contempt of Congress since 1983. But Steve Bannon, like his former boss, is unique
Final act of empire? U.S., Israel and the Saudis now heading for war with Iran
Chris Hedges
Urged on by Israel and the murderous Saudi prince, Biden may be on the verge of a truly catastrophic mistake
“Resident Evil” is the latest show taking on the death of the work/life balance
Melanie McFarland
Like "Severance," the zombie show is the latest exploration of how corporate life and loyalty are killing us
The 6 most surprising “D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?!” revelations from Netflix’s docuseries
Joy Saha
The streaming giant's latest feature explores the 50-year-old case surrounding the infamous plane hijacker
Ron DeSantis, culture war king, suspiciously silent on the biggest culture war battle of our time
Heather Digby Parton
While Republicans like Ted Cruz push for the end of same-sex marriage, DeSantis remains relatively mum on abortion
Alan Dershowitz feels “canceled” by Martha’s Vineyard
Bob Brigham
"I have essentially been excluded from the Democratic Party," Dershowitz says
“What We Do in the Shadows” sinks its teeth into a trend of men playing surrogate dads
Melanie McFarland
Of course a vampire fantasy is the place where a woman can feed her desires over caring for a baby she never wanted
Those screaming goats in “Thor: Love and Thunder” are very much a real thing
Eric Schank
The scene-stealing goats with human-like screams are a real natural phenomenon with a peculiar history
Roe v. rap: Hip-hop artists have long wrestled with reproductive rights
A.D. Carson
Collectively, the songs represent a diversity of viewpoints and are written from a variety of perspectives
How the right waged a 100-year war to conquer America — and why it’s winning
Allan J. Lichtman
Supreme Court's recent decisions are not isolated: They're the culmination of a long right-wing assault on America
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