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The end of Trump’s impunity: Kamala Harris goes directly after his strongest selling point
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's "brand is impunity," says psychologist Stephen Ducat. Harris prosecuting the case against Trump upends that
“Brain flaws”: Understanding MAGA as an epidemic disease
Chauncey DeVega
Epidemiologist Dr. Gary Slutkin: MAGA is a "dangerous and lethal syndrome" of “Authoritarian Violence Disorder”
Indigenous voters could give Harris-Walz an edge in “tribal wall” swing states
Russell Payne
Tim Walz is entrusted with outreach to Native Americans, a group that has tilted toward GOP in some states
In Guadalajara, Xokol’s ancestral cuisine is redefining Mexico’s fine dining scene
Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
"It’s not business, it’s to nourish people"
Abortion laws are straining the OB-GYN workforce in Texas: report
Nicole Karlis
Doctors are leaving Texas due to strict abortion laws, putting strain on health care across the state
“Deep state” and “uniparty”: To defeat Trump’s American caste system, Democrats need a realignment
Charles Derber, Yale R. Magrass
Trump’s idea of a “deep state” doesn’t exist — but sociologists have long recognized one that does
Trump bashes Detroit while addressing wealthy supporters in Detroit
Nicholas Liu
Speaking before the Detroit Economic Club, Trump said a Harris victory would turn America into Detroit
“Three Women” from the page to our TV screens: Lisa Taddeo expands our view of desire
Melanie McFarland
"Everybody should feel important enough to tell their story," Taddeo says on the desired effect of the adaptation
Why budgeting is terrible advice for lower-income people
Dana Miranda
It’s cruel to tell someone to budget their money when what they really need is a livable wage and a viable social safety net
Think you’re “bad with money?” Reduce financial stress without blaming yourself
Dana Miranda
Letting go of the shame that financial advice makes you feel can stabilize your relationship with money
The problem with reporting on Donald Trump is the press never took him seriously
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Now it is all normalized
“Feedback effects”: The real censorship caused by fake “cancel culture” outrage
Amanda Marcotte
In "The Cancel Culture Panic," Adrian Daub shows how a phony panic created the pretext for real book-banning
Trump’s violent fantasies: Experts warn of “a terror that blinds us to what’s coming next”
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump’s apocalyptic language," social theorist Henry Giroux argues, "must be seen as a warning"
“The Shining” is woke: Experts on race, Jewishness and toxic masculinity
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with a horror filmmaker and numerous Stanley Kubrick experts to discuss "The Shining"
What are you unintentionally teaching your kids about money?
Dana Miranda
Avoiding financial discussions leaves children to draw their own conclusions, likely from incomplete information
From Cheez-It to Trader Joe’s, what is up with the mini tote bags craze?
Joy Saha
Food brands have found new merchandising opportunities with the fun-sized accessory
Donald Trump wants to dismantle the Department of Education. Some professors would welcome it
David L. Swartz
If elected again, Trump would take a wrecking ball to higher education
Merriam-Webster adds “burrata,” “street corn” and more common food terms to its dictionary
Joy Saha
The recent additions come after the dictionary included cheffy, chef’s kiss, jollof rice, smashburger and stagiaire
Kamala Harris challenges Donald Trump’s masculinity
Chauncey DeVega
There's an obvious reason why Trump has backed out of a second debate against Harris
Wendy’s is celebrating SpongeBob’s 25th anniversary with an all-new Krabby Patty burger
Joy Saha
The fast-food chain is also launching a limited-time Frosty flavor inspired by the iconic sea sponge's home
“Pro-life” identity politics: GOP’s sudden support of abortion shows it was never about policy
Amanda Marcotte
Dramatic shifts in abortion polls illustrate how MAGA just wanted a way to bash women
“Completely shocked”: What Lauren Greenfield learned following LA teens and their phones for a year
Gabriella Ferrigine
Parents are "completely clueless" about their teens' lives' online, FX "Social Studies" docuseries shows
Rachel Maddow sounds alarm on JD Vance’s pro-dictatorship influences
Gabriella Ferrigine
The MSNBC host flagged Vance's constant invocation of Curtis Yarvin as part of his GOP agenda
Birkin bags: Pricey purses or smart investments?
Zina Kumok
The luxury handbag has increased in value, but can be harder to buy or sell
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