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Legendary reporter Carl Bernstein on journalism, Trump and history: “The truth is not neutral”
Andrew O'Hehir
Pulitzer-winning reporter spins marvelous tales of his early years — and their strange echoes in the Trump era
Joe Rogan denies spreading “misinformation,” as Spotify counters with content warnings
Joy Saha
Amidst backlash to the anti-vaccine conent on Rogan's podcast, Spotify begrudgingly offers to "provide balance"
University of Nebraska alters mascot logo to omit hand gesture adopted by white nationalists
Brett Bachman
Herbie Husker, the school's cowboy-hat wearing mascot, will now be depicted with a single finger up — "No. 1"
Elon Musk doesn’t need to get inside your brain. Big Tech is already there
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The hype around Neuralink doesn't tell the whole story of brain implants, nor of the tech industry
Football hero: How George Visger survived the NFL and traumatic brain injury — barely
Irvin Muchnick
George Visger played one season in the NFL — and survived nine brain surgeries. Don't ask where he parked the car
Yes, there’s a climate change version of Wordle now
Kate Yoder
“You want the tiles to turn green, just like the planet"
The Florida cannabis behemoth leaving Black growers behind
Donnell Alexander
Florida-based Trulieve is now the nation’s largest marijuana retailer — leaving limited room for anyone else
Nurses are suffering physical ailments as they fight COVID-19 for the rest of us
Matthew Rozsa
Healthcare workers who protect us from COVID-19 are paying for it with their physical and mental health
This one-pot chicken soup will do more than warm your soul
Kristen Miglore
Comfort and energy in a bowl from Zoe Adjonyoh, starring the holy trinity of Ghanaian cuisine
Is there a place for spirituality in space science?
Adam R. Shapiro
A top NASA official’s biblical remarks about the James Webb Space Telescope sparked an outcry
Tucker Carlson’s Hungarian rhapsody: A far-right manifesto for waging the “demographic war”
Kathryn Joyce
Tucker Carlson went to Hungary to "expose" George Soros, and all we got was a white nationalist propaganda video
Janet Jackson is finally back in control of her rightful legacy in must-see docuseries
Melanie McFarland
The highly private pop star opens up in Lifetime's emotionally genuine four-part series, five years in the making
Coming Supreme Court battle: Moment of reckoning for Biden — and America
Brian Karem
Breyer's replacement won't shift the balance of power. But how this goes may tell us whether America can be saved
The best scenes in “The Book of Boba Fett” are silent
Alison Stine
Non-spoken moments with the Tusken Raiders could teach the Disney+ show a thing or two about acting
What’s protecting Trump and the coup plotters: American exceptionalism — how do we fight that?
Chauncey DeVega
A cruel irony: Our misguided faith that America is special is shielding Trump and the fascists from punishment
COVID-19 is making us less religious — with some curious exceptions
Matthew Rozsa
A German study found that faith in a higher power weakened considerably during the pandemic
After slamming Taylor Swift’s songwriting, Blur frontman Damon Albarn continues to play the victim
Joy Saha
On Monday, the singer apologized for impugning Swift's skill but continued to blame the music critic who quoted him
Extremist politicians aren’t a “both sides” issue — it’s strictly a GOP phenomenon
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans want to overturn elections and spread disease — while progressive Dems just want better social programs
“Trump in a red vest”: School districts sue Glenn Youngkin after so-called moderate goes full MAGA
Igor Derysh
Youngkin reversed campaign pledge on first day in office amid pressure from TrumpWorld to go full Ron DeSantis
How to make coffee every which way — from classic drip to pour over
Kelly Vaughan
Whether you’re in a rush or appreciate the meditative process of pour over, here are the best ways to make coffee
Survival tips from TV we didn’t know we needed
Melanie McFarland
From both "Yellowjackets" and "Station Eleven" we've gleaned very important lessons we've never considered before
“Every Day in Kaimuki” filmmakers on questioning contentment: “Are you happy or is this just easy?”
Gary M. Kramer
Director Alika Tengan and co-writer/star Naz Kawakami spoke to Salon about their vibey and melancholy Sundance film
Sunrise Movement’s Varshini Prakash on not losing hope on climate change: “I’m still here fighting”
Gary M. Kramer
Prakash spoke to Salon about "To the End," which tracks her efforts and that of AOC and two other eco-activists
Tucker Carlson bemoans fact he’s no longer attracted to “less sexy” M&M cartoons
Brett Bachman
Tucker Carlson no longer wants to "have a drink" with cartoon characters — another reason America is on the decline
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