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How baked spaghetti became American, one casserole at a time
Ashlie D. Stevens
From church basements to family kitchens, baked spaghetti is a comforting, adaptable dish with deep roots
Saving for retirement takes more than the government telling us to
Sara Sternberg Greene
Without a drastic reimagining of our systems, we face a poverty crisis
Trump’s tariffs are the ultimate MAGA loyalty test
Heather Digby Parton
Self-preservation may start to look a little different to Republicans if the country is mired in a recession
Donald Trump v. Europe: A thin line between love and hate
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's trade war with Europe is petty, vindictive and dumb. News flash! But it's not strategic — it's personal
“Bigorexia” can make a gym obsession harmful but often goes unrecognized
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Societal standards of masculinity are centered on strength and muscularity. This "double stigma" is damaging men
Goose-steppers in the name of freedom: The nonsensical cult that now rules America
Mike Lofgren
Trump's followers have embraced so many absurd, illogical contradictions they have no way back to reality. Do we?
“Female Invest” app lands in the US at a “time of crisis” for American women
Daria Solovieva
An optimistic European founder isn’t deterred by grim outlook
“Girls Gone Bible”: Spicy Christian podcast sells young women on MAGA. Will scandal hurt or help?
Amanda Marcotte
Two L.A. actresses built an instant online empire on pre-tradwife content. Now former fans have questions
From the Confederacy to the Gilded Age: Manisha Sinha on the “sorry history” that inspires MAGA
Charles R. Davis
Manisha Sinha spoke to Salon about Donald Trump's 19th-century vision and America's history of radical resistance
Mike Johnson melts down after House proxy vote failure exposes MAGA’s “pro-family” lie
Amanda Marcotte
The House speaker's latest tantrum shows how the "pro-family" MAGA GOP just wants women back in the kitchen
The Trump-MAGA experience machine goes into overdrive
Chauncey DeVega
As the president's victory march comes to a slow, MAGA's parallel universe of propaganda ramps up
Randall Park wants to “make the world great” for his daughter — even if he loves playing evil
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"The Residence" star talks about playing opposite Uzo Aduba and why his dream roles are complex bad guys
For the love of fried okra: A guide to (safely) deep-frying at home
Bibi Hutchings
"Young enough to still require a booster seat at our family table, I loved fried okra at an early age"
Wallen reportedly wasn’t game for “Saturday Night Live” sketch
Alex Galbraith
The country singer, who quickly walked off stage at the end of the show, turned down a sketch with Bowen Yang
“It’s not the thing, it’s the story about the thing”: Andy Kaufman’s life was one long performance
Gary M. Kramer
Director Alex Braverman’s documentary "Thank You Very Much" examines the mystery surrounding Kaufman’s persona
How queer nightlife shaped Chicago — and America
Brandon Summers-Miller
"The dance kept us in the fight, because it was the dance we were fighting for"
“People don’t have to leave”: Under Trump, resistance means promoting trans “visibility and joy”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Activists are responding to anti-trans bigotry by redoubling their efforts to provide safe and inclusive spaces
“Reading builds empathy”: The case for saving America’s libraries
Melanie McFarland
America needs "third places" like our libraries more than we ever have, both functionally and philosophically
“Get me to God’s country”: Wallen storms off “Saturday Night Live”
Alex Galbraith
The "I'm The Problem" singer exited "SNL" before the credits rolled
“The Friend” gives a voice to those of us hounded by self-obsessed dog parents
Coleman Spilde
For service workers, the egocentric first-time dog owner in "The Friend" will be all too familiar
War zone innovation: For Palestinians, survival has meant creativity
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Adaptation, perseverance, "delusional" hope. Our world needs the ingenuity Gazans offer in spades
Rebel comrades: How Russian imperial nostalgia found its Confederate soul
Dzmitry Halko
Russia's Kremlin loyalists and America's MAGA faithful have a lot in common — and they're both enslaved by the past
Rethinking Yoko: David Sheff’s biography challenges decades of misinformation
Kenneth Womack
Drawing from his friendship with Ono, Sheff examines her personal struggles and pivotal role in Lennon’s legacy
“Remove improper ideology”: Trump puts Vance in charge of purging the Smithsonian Institution
Griffin Eckstein
The White House wants the quasi-independent network of museums to remove "improper ideology" from its collections
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