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Modern farmhouse devours the Rose Garden
Alex Galbraith
Trump brought a real estate flipper's eye to the iconic space
Cracker Barrel and the Americana debate
Ashlie D. Stevens
The old country store has gone "woke" — and ignited a fight over who owns the American aesthetic
Trump’s war on the Smithsonian echoes the fight over its founding
Austin Sarat
Thanks to states' rights politicians, the institution nearly never existed in the first place
Former Eric Adams advisers accused of bribery
Alex Galbraith
One Adams associate reportedly handed a reporter money inside a half-eaten bag of potato chips
For Hollywood women, there’s no aging gracefully
Andi Zeisler
There’s power in talking about what it means to age in public — as long as you still look young enough
Taylor Swift played us again
Coleman Spilde
Teetering on overexposure, Swift's "New Heights" episode keeps the pop star lovable and marketable
Why Amanda Knox’s story still captivates
Melanie McFarland
"The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" wants us to understand its subject instead of judging her case
Is “clanker” a slur? Anti-robot jokes accused of being thinly veiled racism
Alex Galbraith
Some social media users are uncomfortable with the slang term for robots, likening it to racial epithets
What my reactive dog has taught me about rental culture
Annie Bennett
Everything is for rent, even joy
“South Park” and the high price of free speech
Melanie McFarland
With our First Amendment rights under attack, those in the best position to defend them also happen to be rich
Cinema’s most toxic grilled cheese
Francesca Giangiulio
How one sandwich in "The Devil Wears Prada" revealed the film's real villain
When did butter become so luxe?
Joy Saha
From TikTok pasta memes to $20 compound sticks, butter’s gone from pantry staple to posh indulgence
Trump’s assault on global health is cruel — and it’s making America look weak
William deBuys
Demolishing USAID is a humanitarian disaster — and will damage America's reputation forever
Trump, Abbott and the GOP bring Orbán-style autocracy to Texas
Chauncey DeVega
As the Lone Star State's Democratic lawmakers resist, national Democrats should take a lesson
Trump’s DC takeover is an ominous move
Chauncey DeVega
Taking the capital isn’t just a power grab — it’s symbolic violence against the nation itself
Golden, jammy squash is summer’s sleeper hit
Ashlie D. Stevens
The case for the season's quietest vegetable
“The Gilded Age” is at its best when Black prosperity is central to the story
Melanie McFarland
At the end of its best season yet, "The Gilded Age" saves its happiest moment for the Black social scene
TV’s Southern woman strategy
Melanie McFarland
"I've Had It" podcasters weigh-in on "Leanne" and "The Hunting Wives" normalizing the megachurch
Labubu mania is here and even burglars are buying in
CK Smith
From Cabbage Patch to Labubu: history repeats as toy theft fuels shopping frenzy
How did we get from the ’60s to Trump’s kitsch White House?
Mike Lofgren
Our culture turned on itself, stagnated and went rancid — that's how
Trump escalates his racist attacks on Black Americans
Chauncey DeVega
Failure to connect his comments to our worsening democratic crisis is an act of complicity
Thanks to Trump, you’ll find America in our rearview mirror
Brian Karem
Republicans in Congress have capitulated to a circus boss who is no longer running the show
Trump wants the stars to shine for him
Andi Zeisler
From Swift to Sweeney, the president’s celebrity circus rants reveal who’s living rent-free in his head
Megyn Kelly’s Beyoncé meltdown has nothing to do with Sydney Sweeney
Sophia Tesfaye
The singer's success seems to have deeply disturbed the right-wing podcaster
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