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Writing by hand!?: Teachers are going old-school in the fight against AI
Andi Zeisler
Educators are turning back to blue books to battle the threat of artificial intelligence eroding genuine learning
The charity case that was the 2025 Emmys
Melanie McFarland
A night of satisfying wins and worthy surprises was dragged down by a bumbling host committed to a tasteless bit
War or peace? GOP divided on the path forward after Kirk’s killing
Sophia Tesfaye
Even a traumatic assassination can't stop the right's infighting
Pete Hegseth wants women in the kitchen — but his wife as his top adviser
Amanda Marcotte
The defense secretary's third wife has a shocking amount of power
Divorce, “Downton Abbey” style
Melanie McFarland
The final chapter of Julian Fellowes' high society fantasy examines what it takes for a divorcée to make a comeback
Death of a culture warrior: The right’s comeback win is Charlie Kirk’s legacy
Andrew O'Hehir
Liberals believed they'd won the culture war and the right was now permanently uncool. Kirk proved otherwise
Why everyone’s suddenly talking about “Groypers”
CK Smith
The Groyper movement is back in the spotlight after the Kirk shooting, how it formed and why it’s trending
MAGA’s plan for a white Christian America is unfolding before our eyes
Heather Digby Parton
Their ambitions were on full display at the National Conservatism Conference
How a Democrat just won in Iowa Trump country
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Iowa state Sen.-elect Catelin Drey spoke to Salon about her strategy for winning over red-state voters
Authorities rebut claim that alleged Charlie Kirk shooter referenced trans “ideology”
Garrett Owen
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said the suspected shooter referenced online memes, but said their motive was unclear
Trump’s stain on America may be permanent
Brian Karem
Panicked by the Epstein "hoax" he can't explain away, the president declares war on his own country
“They are hunting us”: Child care workers in D.C. go underground amid ICE crackdown
Chabeli Carrazana
Fear has taken hold amid a crime crackdown that has raised ICE presence
Comedy Central pulls rerun of “South Park” episode following Kirk’s death
Alex Galbraith
Comedy Central opted not to air a re-run of an episode satirizing the late conservative activist after his death
The immortal influence of Little Edie Beale
Andi Zeisler
"Grey Gardens" turns 50, but Edith Bouvier Beale's inspiration on fashion and queer culture never ages
“Loved and admired by all”: Trump praises Charlie Kirk following fatal shooting
Alex Galbraith
The Turning Point USA founder was fatally shot during an event at Utah Valley University
Tearing down the house that Thurgood built
Melanie McFarland
Before Thurgood Marshall joined the Supreme Court, he secured many of the rights his successors are dismantling
Inaugural Everything Fab Four Fest debuts this fall celebrating “Rubber Soul”
Nicole Michael
The sixth Beatles studio album is the focus of 3 days of live music and special guests in Asbury Park
The untold saga of what happened when DOGE stormed Social Security
Eli Hager
Insiders describe the chaos of their time working with the spending-slashing agency
“Alien: Earth” sees our robot future
Melanie McFarland
Two “Alien: Earth” stars, playing an augmented man and a machine, weigh in on whether robots may help or destroy us
10 fall biographies you won’t want to miss
Andi Zeisler
From Joan Crawford to Luigi Mangione, this fall's best biographies explore how icons shape cultural memory
Paula Deen’s quest for redemption
Coleman Spilde
In "Canceled," the chef recalls her demise in amiable detail, but doesn't quite answer the questions she tees up
Wednesday Addams isn’t just the epitome of an outcast, but of a writer, too
Kelly McClure
Refusing to edit or conform, Wednesday Addams is a hero for misfits and writers who value drama above all else
“The Paper” and the politics of the workplace mockumentary
Melanie McFarland
Two decades after "The Office," the faux doc is the go-to format for sitcoms about professionals trying to help us
The “sexy selfie” rebellion: Reclaiming what slut-shaming tried to take
Andi Zeisler
An expert on slut-shaming explains how young women are owning their sexuality in the attention economy
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