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The chameleonic history of malted milk powder
Justine Lee
How an ingredient with nutritional origins found its way into our favorite baked goods
The dark history of the “Great Replacement”: Tucker Carlson’s racist fantasy has deep roots
Paul Rosenberg
A conspiracy to "replace" white people? Fox News host channels a crackpot notion that has fueled mass shooters
Through “The Chair” Sandra Oh and Amanda Peet take an academic view of cancel culture
Melanie McFarland
A small liberal arts college plays out the furor of cancel culture in Amanda Peet's limited series on Netflix
Johnny Depp isn’t being boycotted — he’s a powerful man with options
Kylie Cheung
A look at all the ways powerful men like Depp will always have second chances to fall back on
Trump’s Capitol riot continues: Bomb threat proves GOP’s Big Lie is still a big danger
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his allies are still inciting domestic terrorism
Debate erupts (again) over women’s libido drugs
Teresa Carr
A meta-analysis prompted calls for researchers to disentangle horniness from hype. Understanding desire isn’t easy
Unvaccinated terror: Proud Boys push the anti-vaccination movement into a violent threat
Amanda Marcotte
The violent, fascist energy of January 6 didn't just disappear
California recall looks like a disaster — and the state’s top Democrats paved the way
Norman Solomon
Democratic arrogance laid the foundation for an improbable Republican triumph — which could flip the U.S. Senate
Why Americans can’t have nice things: We squandered our nation’s wealth on pointless wars
David Cay Johnston
What could we have done with the trillions we wasted in Afghanistan and Iraq? A lot — just look at China
Despite Biden’s promises, immigrant detention and surveillance just keep growing
Angelika Albaladejo
The "insidious" expansion is creating new physical and psychological harms, advocates say
Is there any evidence ivermectin can treat COVID-19? We analyzed the prominent scientific studies
Nicole Karlis
Despite promising words in some studies, experts say ivermectin is a false hope for treating COVID-19. Here's why
Right-wing media already bored with bashing Biden over Afghanistan, return to the culture wars
Amanda Marcotte
The right-wing media doesn't share the Beltway press' faith that Afghanistan will hurt Biden with voters
How to make the best Italian-American spaghetti and meatballs dinner
Michael La Corte
For more flavorful meatballs, turn to a hot pan instead of your oven
Why do we even care which celebrities bathe? An investigation
Kylie Cheung
The better question is, why do celebrities want us to care?
Marie Kondo takes her tidying ways to businesses in new “Sparking Joy” trailer
Julia Pedrozo Santiago
It's not just homes anymore; the KonMari method is applied to relationships, work and even Kondo's own life
From “Gossip Girl” to “A Teacher,” TV is ending the romanticized “hot for teacher” student fantasy
Kylie Cheung
Finally! Storylines are getting with the times & recognizing the predatory nature of student-teacher "romances"
20 common American behaviors that are considered rude elsewhere around the world
Adam D'Arpino, Erika Wolf
From crossing one's fingers to tipping, these behaviors should be curbed when traveling to certain countries
Behavioral science won’t fix the climate crisis
Peter Sutoris
Policymakers want to "nudge" us towards green behaviors. But solving climate change will take much more than that
On “FBoy Island,” the feminist “Mansplain” puts an end to “bros before hoes”
Kylie Cheung
Who knew a reality dating show could find a way to stop men enabling each other's toxicity?
40 Years of MTV: the channel that shaped popular culture as we know it
Adam Behr
MTV predicted and encouraged the globalization of media content and formats
There’s a long history of dances being pilfered for profit — and TikTok is the latest battleground
Jill Vasbinder
Laying claim to a dance isn’t as straightforward as doing the same for a poem
Amazon’s “Modern Love” got my cancer story wrong – and I’m so angry this keeps happening
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Changing my diagnosis to breast cancer changes everything
As delta variant surges, vaccine-makers rethink their strategy
Matthew Rozsa
Boosters, or a new vaccine entirely? Here's what researchers and pharma are planning
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