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Beyoncé’s history-making Vogue cover: A black photographer to shoot cover, and she made it happen
Rachel Leah
Beyoncé has been given control of her upcoming September issue cover, and with it, the opportunity to make change
Jeff Sessions’ ludicrous “religious liberty” task force is the real threat to liberty
Amanda Marcotte
Attorney general claims he wants to protect religious freedom. History suggests he's excusing discrimination
Exclusive: Trump-endorsed radio show has promoted ex-CIA agent’s call for right-wing rebellion
Jonathan Hutson
Michael Scheuer, who favors "elimination" of Trump's enemies, is a frequent guest on Trump-backed radio show
“Making It” and the bittersweet economics of crafting culture
Melanie McFarland
Time and money play an inadvertent role in Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman's uplifting new show
Anita Hill gives John Oliver a few #MeToo lessons on “Last Week Tonight”
Melanie McFarland
Hill's interview reminds viewers that #MeToo needs men
Evangelicals’ embrace of Donald Trump may cost them the future
Amanda Marcotte
Religious right leaders are driving people out of the pews with their hypocritical defenses of Donald Trump
Trump wants Senator Warren to prove her heritage with a DNA test. Here’s why that may not work
Andrew Lawler
“Everyone here is racially mixed”: Experts explain why it's "wrong to think genetics" can infer native heritage
Six times celebrities pushed dangerously bad science
Paul Offit
This is America: When celebrity culture merges with science denialism, you get public health crises
I don’t know how to be Catholic any more
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The fight for abortion means finding a new place in my faith
Returning to life outside prison — without food on the table
Willie Dwayne Francois
The Farm Bill could keep SNAP from some of the Americans who need it most: formerly incarcerated and their families
How European workers coordinated this month’s massive Amazon strike — and what comes next
Rebecca Burns
The work stoppage, which lasted three days at some facilities, was one of the largest labor actions against Amazon.
America’s fifth column
Stephan Richter
There are now real “Fifth columnists” in the United States — due to the boundless cynicism of the Republican Party
Day Drinking with Japanese TV and comics creator Masayuki Qusumi
Hannah Kirshner
The Japanese TV and comics creator reveals the secret to world peace and to finding good restaurants without Yelp
“The Bleeding Edge” filmmakers discuss their reporting on patient issues with medical technology
Gary M. Kramer
"These women have been screaming for years, unheard" say the makers of the documentary, which premiered at Tribeca
From Bluto Blutarsky to Donald Trump: The United States of “Animal House” at 40
Randy Laist
The infinite cynicism with which "Animal House" pronounces the failures of post-war America remains unparalleled
Les Moonves, CBS’ chief, faces sexual misconduct accusations. Is it time to air out the place?
Melanie McFarland
Ronan Farrow harpoons another Hollywood industry titan, finally calling out that the rot at CBS starts at the top
German-American history, largely erased, has lessons for our anti-immigrant era
Erika Schelby
Germans are the largest ancestry group in the U.S., but their identity has been largely disappeared. Here’s why
“Mission: Impossible — Fallout”: Tom Cruise action spectacle delivers high-level summer fun
Matthew Rozsa
Latest "Mission: Impossible" movie is a familiar exercise in action and plot mechanics. Isn't that the idea?
Near-death of the Daily News: End of an era in New York — and American journalism?
Ari Paul
New owner dumps half the staff at New York's signature tabloid — and the powerful and corrupt sleep a bit easier
Republican Jim Jordan announces bid for House speaker after bid to impeach Rod Rosenstein fails
Matthew Rozsa
If elected, Jordan will be the second House speaker accused of covering up sexual abuse of high school wrestlers
“Littered with inaccuracies” and “so dull”: The reviews of Sean Spicer’s new book are not very good
Clarrie Feinstein
"The Briefing" is “a bumbling effort at gaslighting Americans into doubting what they have seen," one critic writes
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