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After opposing wildly popular stimulus package, GOP hopes to gnaw away at public support
Ramsey Touchberry
Republicans flee in all directions: They'll take credit for parts of the package, while claiming it's useless
The “South ParQ Vaccination Special” fails to be funny – but maybe that’s the point
Melanie McFarland
A year into the pandemic brings us yet another "South Park" one-off that sadly brings home what we can't control
Talib Kweli on hip-hop, Rudy “Ghouliani” and how Kanye West can make amends for supporting Trump
D. Watkins
The legendary lyricist appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his book "Vibrate Higher: A Rap Story" & NY upbringing
How Democrats successfully silenced Republican opposition to Biden’s COVID relief bill
Amanda Marcotte
The more visible aid is to Americans, the harder it is for right-wing media to spin racist stories
Can we save American democracy, if it was never a democracy to begin with?
Chauncey DeVega
America has taken tentative steps toward true multiracial democracy — but all that hangs in the balance now
Evangelicals lost a major female leader over Trump supporter hypocrisy – will other women follow?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Beth Moore was a singular voice in a denomination dominated by men. Her loss is huge for the church
A convicted “incel” mass murderer tried to use autism as an excuse for his crimes — and failed
Matthew Rozsa
Many incels claims to identify with or be autistics — but in reality embrace prejudices about autism
A (culture) war of desperation: Without Trump, Republicans wage their last stand
Heather Digby Parton
Trump let the racist genie out of the bottle
The 7 pantry essentials in my Malaysian kitchen
Yi Jun Loh
Malaysian cuisine has greatly evolved over the centuries
The Capitol attack: White supremacist terrorism meets evangelical Christianity
Chauncey DeVega
Religion expert Robert P. Jones on the toxic union of QAnon, white supremacy and the fading evangelical movement
Jim Jordan, GOP fight “cancel culture” (on Capitol’s TV system) while Democrats fight pandemic
Ramsey Touchberry
Jacket-less conservative firebrand strikes a blow for freedom — or at least Newsmax — as Dems ready huge aid bill
The seven pantry essentials in my Nigerian kitchen
Kitchen Butterfly
Smoke, salinity and spice fill this kitchen
10 nifty raised garden bed ideas we’re stealing for our yards
Camryn Rabideau
Your spring herbs and flowers need a home, too!
Fox News hosts defend Pepé Le Pew amid claims skunk has been canceled for “adding to rape culture”
David Edwards
"There's no end in sight!" "Fox & Friends" co-host Brian Kilmeade says. "Nobody is perfect enough for the masses"
How MTV’s “Jersey Shore” fetishized the Guido, a subversive ethnic stereotype that America disdained
Amanda Ann Klein
The cast codified an ethos of "gym, tan, laundry" that made them both celebrities and nonaspirational outsiders
How do we protect science from the next Trump?
Augusta Wilson
To prevent future political interference in science, agencies must build a lasting culture of scientific integrity
Tom Cotton, Senate Republicans try to capitalize on stimulus checks going to prisoners
Ramsey Touchberry
GOP senators suddenly irate that checks will go to prisoners — which also happened under Trump bills they supported
John Oliver criticizes Fox News for covering fake “canceling” of Dr. Seuss over domestic terrorism
Sarah K Burris
"That testimony was pretty newsworthy. But while some networks took the hearings live, Fox . . . barely covered it"
Star Trek legend Michael Dorn: Forget “Picard,” I’ve been trying to pitch a “Worf” TV show
Chauncey DeVega
The "Agent Revelation" star spoke with Salon about "CHiPs," growing up during Jim Crow & rumors of his Trek return
How will COVID-19 change the future? Look to history.
Matthew Rozsa
History offers a number of precedents regarding the long-term social effects of the COVID-19 pandemic
In the documentary “Stray,” dogs are “walking emblems of resistance against capitalism”
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Since they’re not complicit in the gears that make our human society thrum, dogs are honest," says the director
Psychologist Joshua Coleman: How to contend with estranged family members
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "Rules of Estrangement" on why adults break up with their parents
Does this smart watch come with an app to deal with casual racism?
Takirra Winfield Dixon
Some white people were very excited about Apple's Unity watch design, and they were not happy when I wasn't
From Italian monks to Airbnb: The storied history of Parmigiano-Reggiano
Michael La Corte
Plus, learn how to shop for the "King of Cheese" and use it to make Fennel Frond Pesto for dinner
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