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Mike Pence: “Chief Justice John Roberts has been a disappointment to conservatives”
Alex Henderson
The Christian right has a history of railing against Supreme Court justices who were nominated by GOP presidents
Man-baby smashes democracy: Daniel Drezner on our “Toddler in Chief”
Chauncey DeVega
Tantrums, poor impulse control, short attention span, oppositional behavior — unfortunately, it all fits
Sam Jay brings her raw “SNL” comedy to Netflix for “3 in the Morning”
Ashlie D. Stevens
The comedian takes on everything from the perils of air travel to her disdain for trans-exclusionary feminists
“We’re going to be canceled for a joke”: Judy Gold on how “safe spaces” in comedy ignore reality
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"If that's your material . . . take what comes with it . . . It doesn't mean that it's funny or that it's educated"
Americans’ inability to cope with boredom is spurring the spread of coronavirus
Luke Fernandez, Susan J. Matt
Boredom, a relatively new idea in Western culture, has infected us mid-pandemic
“Black Is King” continues Beyoncé’s immortalizing of the Black American experience through art
Melanie McFarland
Like Queen Bey says, this new visual album is "a whole mood" . . . for right now.
Which hot dog are you? The enduring appeal of regional food in the global digital age
Ashlie D. Stevens
Americans' obsession with regional food is built into our country's DNA, and now it's reached social media
Jefferson Davis behind bars: Lessons from a locked-up Confederate
Dwaine Rieves
In Mississippi, a statue of Jefferson Davis still stands — in a cage. It's an accidental reckoning with history
How psychedelic drugs are used as a tool of state violence
Jonathan Dickinson, Dimitri Mugianis
There is a long, racist history of psychedelic drugs being used to repress — and oppress
Bill Barr has done this before
Mick Dumke
Trump administration publicizes federal force in Chicago; advocates say there are better ways to prevent violence
On the de-Trumpification of America: It definitely won’t be easy, but it must be done
Paul Rosenberg
Defeating Donald Trump might be the easy part. Uprooting the toxic movement he represents could take decades
Scientists perform the first gene knockout in a cephalopod
Matthew Rozsa
The study marks a potentially massive breakthrough for a number of scientific disciplines
With “Maxxx,” O-T Fagbenle subversively takes on pop culture’s soft-serve cultural appropriation
Melanie McFarland
In his six-episode British comedy, the "Handmaid's Tale" star shows a comedic side with subtle bite
Netflix’s engrossing Rubik’s Cube competition doc reminds us what we’re missing without the Olympics
Hanh Nguyen
In director Sue Kim's short film, the drive of "Speed Cubers" to solve the 3-D puzzle forges a unique friendship
Trump’s properties: A playground for white nationalists, Groypers and other far-right loons
Roger Sollenberger
Right-wing extremists are trying to infiltrate mainstream politics — and they sure do love Trump properties
Yale psychiatrist backs Mary Trump’s assessment: The president “is mentally incapable of leading”
Igor Derysh
"Any honest and competent mental health professional has come to the same conclusion," says Dr. Bandy X. Lee
Netflix’s existential “Shine Your Eyes” searches for a man who “inhabits the world of fiction”
Gary M. Kramer
Matias Mariani spoke to Salon about exploring the world of a foreigner who arrives in São Paulo to find his brother
Killing democracy in America: The military-industrial complex as a cytokine storm
William J. Astore
Thinking about the unthinkable, 2020-style
Fox News judge calls out feds deployed by Trump for “inciting” violence in Portland
Matthew Chapman
"Political dissent is part of our heritage and our culture," former Judge Andrew Napolitano tells Fox's Neil Cavuto
“Last Chance U” director on Coach Beam’s “Yoda-like” wisdom & the Oakland team’s sacrifices
Ashlie D. Stevens
The fifth and final season of the Netflix series on football goes deep on mental health stigma in student athletics
Why did Trump pick Portland? He’s following the lead of far-right groups, and the city’s history
Amanda Marcotte
Extremist groups have long targeted Portland for rallies that turn into street fights — Trump is following suit
The pushback against how Black suffering and victims of violence are depicted in art
Ashlie D. Stevens
“We don’t need artistic reminders of how unjust, unfair and dehumanizing our society is — we just don’t”
I’m not going back to work in restaurants — but only because I have a choice
Nikki Ervice
The coronavirus has made me reconsider service, and a career in hospitality
Chicano food A to Z: Cookbook author Esteban Castillo on tacos, margaritas and everything in between
Joseph Neese
Expert tips and tricks for preparing the ultimate Mexican-inspired food and beverages in the comfort of your home
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