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Stop making “The Handmaid’s Tale” about your liberal anxiety
Deirdre Corley
While you’re binge-watching prestige TV, millions of women are living their own real-life Gileads
Let the wild romp-us begin! What have men in suits done for us lately?
Erin Keane
I, for one, welcome our new adult-baby overlords. Take the man-romper as a sign of optimism for a brighter future
“The Long Run”: An author processes grief and feminism through running
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Catriona Menzies-Pike dives deep into the death of her parents and the history of women in motion in her new memoir
12 Features of white working-class Trump voters confirm depressed and traumatized multitudes voted for him
Steven Rosenfeld
A nationwide survey reveals the sorry state of middle America
Master deceivers: When Roger Ailes met Richard Nixon
Melanie McFarland
To truly understand cable news as we know it, look back at Nixon and Ailes' partnership in 1967
In covering Roger Ailes death, the media conflates magnitude of impact and effect
Max Cea
The media struggled to accurately frame the legacy of a complex figure
Chris Cornell’s talents transcend the grunge genre he helped create
Annie Zaleski
Chris Cornell, who committed suicide after a concert yesterday, was at the heart of the change in rock in the 1990s
Sean Hannity’s ode to Roger Ailes falls flat
Taylor Link
The right-wing news host drew a lot of WTFs when he said Ailes is preparing to "kick your ass in the next life"
Roger Ailes, former head of Fox News, dead at 77
Matthew Rozsa
Disgraced Fox News founder and former CEO Roger Ailes has died
Saturday Night Live has a political satire problem: Our reality isn’t very funny
Brendan Bures
The comedy show has lost its absurdist heart
Trump taps Sheriff David Clarke to join his administration: Here’s why Milwaukee’s controversial cop is an awful choice
Charlie May
After a high-profile death under his watch, Clarke is moving up to the Department of Homeland Security
WATCH: FBI veteran Jeffrey Ringel is concerned about a partisan pick for bureau’s chief
Carrie Sheffield
"Bringing in a Trump loyalist . . . would be a huge problem," said FBI veteran Ringel on director appointment
New study: Women don’t want to get married just because men make more money
Amanda Marcotte
Are working-class couples more likely to marry if men make more money? New evidence says not necessarily
How the Syrian refugee crisis is playing out on the German stage
Emily Goodling
The result has been a German theater scene that has doubled as a platform for political action
What Baltimore needs now: Leaders who will help end the violence
D. Watkins
My city is the murder capital of the U.S. now. Where are all the leaders who showed up after Freddie Gray died?
The financial crisis that spawned austerity, corporatized Democrats and gave the world Donald Trump
Jacob Sugarman
New York City's near-default in 1975 altered the course of American politics, explains author Kim Phillips-Fein
Central American gangs like MS-13 were born out of failed anti-crime policies
Jose Miguel Cruz
The Trump administration’s push to demonize the immigrant population may lead to more gang violence
For once, an autistic role will be played by an autistic actor
Matthew Rozsa
Mikey Rowe will take the lead in “Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," as theater marks a milestone
“We need critics”: Allison Anders, director of “Gas, Food, Lodging” talks about a life directing film and TV
Gary M. Kramer
Honored for a career in indie film, Anders is now busy directing TV like "Riverdale and "Orange Is the New Black"
Reviving manufacturing would help all of us—not just white men
Liza Featherstone
It may also be why Trump won.
WATCH: Americans must stop fetishizing Canada
Amanda Marcotte
Buzzfeed's Scaachi Koul explains that along with great diversity, Canada has its own version of right-wing politics
Don’t call me mama — not today, not ever
Erin Keane
Mother's Day is a complicated holiday for many people. Not every child-free woman wants to be included
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