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Love Thai food? Try its chocolate
Katie Lockhart
Craft bars infused with lime, Thai tea and even fish sauce are putting Thai chocolate on the map
“Summoning the demon”: Steve Bannon stokes fear of an AI “apocalypse”
Russell Payne
Some on the right see artificial intelligence as an apocalyptic threat from Big Tech
No kings, no tyrants, just tanks
CK Smith
As Trump turns 79, protests erupt worldwide while D.C. hosts military parade in his honor
Watch “Standing Room Only with Amanda Marcotte,” Salon’s new YouTube show and podcast
Erin Keane
Her popular newsletter is now a weekly show delivering sharp, honest takes on politics and culture every Thursday
Sabrina Carpenter’s sexpot pop star act is good for women
Amanda Marcotte
Feminists can't let male porn producers be the only ones selling sex
Worse than Orbán: Trump is trying to bring his opposition to heel
Heather Digby Parton
In Orbán's Hungary, it's "respectable fascism." Here in the U.S., it's something else
In LA, Donald Trump is both the arsonist and firefighter
Brian Karem
Trump and Stephen Miller's made-for-TV street theater ignores the facts — and threatens democracy
The Trump-Musk feud that wasn’t: Media distracted by another MAGA spectacle
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and Musk successfully drive focus away from the GOP's "big beautiful bill" and war on democracy
AI can’t have my em dash
Andi Zeisler
Gen Z and AI have pulled a divisive punctuation mark into the spotlight
“Party Girl” spoke its own language, and made Parker Posey fluent in cool
Coleman Spilde
Thirty years ago, Daisy von Scherler Mayer's cult classic introduced the world to a new kind of "It Girl"
“We dissent”: NIH scientists sign declaration against Trump’s research cuts
Garrett Owen
A letter signed by hundreds of scientists says there is "a culture of fear and suppression" at NIH
Democrats, disillusioned, clear the path for Trump’s rampage
Chauncey DeVega
The image of then-President Biden welcoming Donald Trump back to the White House symbolized the disaster to come
A culture war is brewing over moral concern for AI
Conor Purcell
As AI systems increasingly display emotion, genuine or not, public opinion will split around calls for their rights
“Hot Ones”: Tim Dillon stands by Long Island having the best food in the entire country
Joy Saha
The stand-up comedian also defended whole milk and shared what he thinks is the most influential fast food item
“Oh, Mary!” star Cole Escola manifested their Tony win the old-fashioned way
Coleman Spilde
The smash-hit play "Oh, Mary!" is the result of Escola's uncompromising vision and flair for the absurdly strange
No gatekeeping. Just a perfect summer sauce
Ashlie D. Stevens
This sauce doesn’t need a stove — or a secret ingredient
Is “centrism” making a comeback? OK, sort of — but blink and you’ll miss it
Andrew O'Hehir
So "centrism" is back and neoliberalism will save us from fascism. Cool story, bro — but we've heard it before
How to crush a nation’s soul: The Nazi crusade against “degenerate” art
Nicholas Liu
The Third Reich sought to cleanse Germany of "decadent" art. Maybe it's just a history lesson with no relevance
People are pretending to work — but watching them more makes things worse
Keith R. Spencer
If companies want to reduce ghostworking, they need to start listening
Christianity still haunts cinema in a world shaped by Christian power
Andy Crump
"The Ritual" highlights Christianity’s influence on society, but ultimately falls short of its cultural moment
Trump’s fight with Musk reveals MAGA’s biggest delusion
Amanda Marcotte
The president accused Elon of having "Trump derangement syndrome"
Your pasta dish needs hollandaise
Michael La Corte
Hollandaise is meant for so much more than just Eggs Benedict and steamed asparagus
Millionaire CEO’s rejection of work-life balance exposes the problem with hustle culture
Haley Woznyj
SKIMS co-founder Emma Grede is wrong — wanting a life outside work is not a red flag
Marc Maron’s heart made “WTF” a hit. In the Joe Rogan age, it’s all about shallow brawn
Melanie McFarland
Sixteen years after “WTF” launched, we’re all in a different place emotionally than where and when it started
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