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It’s Elon Musk over MAGA: Donald Trump makes his pick
Heather Digby Parton
There is a reason Donald Trump misses his MVP down at Mar-a-Lago so much
Some college athlete NIL deals make headlines. Most don’t
Zina Kumok
Many NCAA athletes aren’t getting rich from their name, image and likeness
The year’s most impactful songs for Gen Z, from Sabrina Carpenter to Kendrick Lamar
Nardos Haile
Did you sing along to "Not Like Us" at the club or let "Nasty" take over your vocabulary?
Jessica B. Harris revisits Kwanzaa: A keepsake cookbook for a new generation
Michael La Corte
"Traditions: The basis is the basis. How people embroider on it is theirs"
How the left can get its mojo back: Listen to working-class people of faith
Nathaniel Manderson
I didn't vote for Trump — but I get why so many working people did. Liberals have ignored and insulted them
Is IQ overrated? Why some psychologists say it’s better to measure intelligence differently
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Howard Gardner believes the overemphasis on IQ is holding us back
“Somebody got stuffed in a locker”: MAGA fumes at Vivek Ramaswamy’s rant about American “mediocrity”
Griffin Eckstein
Ramaswamy weighed in on DOGE pal Elon Musk's blowup over immigrant workers and it didn't go well
“Divorce is coming soon”: MAGA civil war erupts after Trump allies accuse Elon Musk of “censorship”
Griffin Eckstein
Trump ally Laura Loomer accused Musk of throttling accounts that criticized his call for immigrant worker visas
Whales can live way longer than scientists had thought
Greg Breed, Peter Corkeron
Potential lifespans may be as much as double previous estimates, new research finds
“Squid Game 2” fittingly plays a different and still very relevant game for its return
Melanie McFarland
The shock value in Season 2 of the global hit is less reliant on its violence than the psychology of the oppressed
“A love letter to the mentors”: Brian Tyree Henry on his success from “Atlanta” to “The Fire Inside”
D. Watkins
Actor discusses playing gold medal boxer Claressa Shields' coach & what "Atlanta's" Paper Boi would be doing today
“Clash of the Cookbooks”: A fresh serving of history, drama and delight
Ashlie D. Stevens
This Roku series is comfort viewing with a brainy twist
Moving on from a “Big Show” Christmas: What my preschooler taught me about holidays and abundance
D. Watkins
Growing up, my dad would spend money on gifts instead of paying bills — anything to create those magic moments
Oh the humanity! “Look Back” yells from the rooftops why art needs to exist in the age of AI
Michael Lee
A gorgeous film about two girls who create manga together is the most stirring argument for creative connection
In a bleakly exquisite “Nosferatu,” Lily-Rose Depp has more bite than the titular vamp
Coleman Spilde
Robert Eggers' long-awaited passion project arrives with splendid atmosphere and a haunting performance at its core
Holiday travel’s secret ingredient: The food we bring along
Ashlie D. Stevens
From cranberry date bars to deep-dish pizza, holiday travelers turn carry-ons into edible time capsules
What a medieval 12 Days of Christmas looks like, from porpoises to bloody Herod games
Nicholas Liu
After a long fast, Medieval Christendom typically celebrated the holiday with many days of raucous festivities
Why conservatives are now obsessed with raw milk
Nicole Karlis
Raw milk represents being anti-establishment, which both far-left and conservative health types have in common
You can bet on anything these days, but should you?
Zina Kumok
Here are the risks involved when playing in America's growing casino
Caffeine is everywhere. Is it actually harmless?
Elizabeth Hlavinka
More than 80% of the world’s population uses caffeine, but its impact on health isn’t black-and-white
12 shows for your end-of-year TV binge watch
Hanh Nguyen, Melanie McFarland, Coleman Spilde, Nardos Haile
From cosy romances and fluffy comedies, to provocative science fiction and bloody action - we have recs for you
Why Democrats can’t get over the grief of losing to Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
A party without a leader is hopeless
“Tradwives” were the hot topic online in 2024 — but offline, women are more independent than ever
Amanda Marcotte
Social media celebrating women's submission is propaganda, not a reflection of reality
Maybe getting “Laid” is a matter of connecting with one’s hectic, self-involved youth
Melanie McFarland
In her new comedy Stephanie Hsu is a single woman whose sexcapades turn out to be killer, and she doesn't know why
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