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How the only Afghan restaurant in the US Michelin Guide “became a standard-bearer of excellence”
Michael La Corte
Popal aims to "recreate the best parts" of a "life that once was" with modern updates to classic Afghan fare
“Downright strange”: How Trump’s warped litmus test for MAGA Christians spread beyond abortion
Chauncey DeVega
Bradley Onishi, expert on Christian nationalism, explains Trumpism has supplanted traditional Christian orthodoxy
American parents are so stressed out it’s now a public health crisis
Nicole Karlis
A recent U.S. Surgeon General’s Advisory urges action to protect the mental health and well-being of parents
Like Tim Walz, we were also wrongly accused of abusing our special needs son
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
I sat up in recognition when Gov. Walz was being accused of so-called anger and abuse when the opposite was true
Donald Trump likes to pretend he is still president — but his act caught up with him at Arlington
Heather Digby Parton
Even when he's play-acting, he can't seem to get it right
Why Kamala Harris’ “joy” works: “The Democrats quit fretting, now Trump looks like the fretter”
Chauncey DeVega
"Now that Democrats are projecting exuberance and confidence, Trump’s self-assurance looks like farcical fake swag"
Democrats snatch a major political football away from Republicans: freedom
Sabrina Haake
Reclaiming the power of patriotism: Kamala Harris takes back freedom from MAGA
“The gloves are off”: Democrats face post-convention challenge to keep their fight “cheerful”
Chauncey DeVega
For once, and at long last, the Democrats are no longer playing perpetual defense
We need to talk about Andy: The best “Alien: Romulus” character has glitches
Melanie McFarland
David Jonsson's work lends weight to the new "Alien" chapter. His android also evokes an unfortunate movie cliché
GOP protection racket crumbles: Republicans now have cover to come out as anti-Trump
Heather Digby Parton
At last week's Democratic National Convention, former Trump White House staffers got on stage and spoke the truth
Goodbye, brat summer. Hello, demure fall
Kelly Pau
From Chappell Roan to Tim Walz, there's been an energy shift that is all about appreciating Midwestern humility
“It’s like we were astronauts”: From peak TV to “Fallout,” Walton Goggins ascends to new heights
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor discusses "The Shield," playing a bounty hunter without a nose and how anyone can become a ghoul
From pop stars to insult comedy, the Dems threw a cookout where the real joke was on Trump
Melanie McFarland
In 2016 Trump mocked his way into the White House. In 2024 Democrats hit back using his oldest tactic
Cetacean conversation: AI could let us talk to whales. Experts question if that’s a good idea
Levi Stallings
Scientists are actively trying to converse with whales. But some experts warn we could screw up their culture
“The spark that ignites the flame”: Black sororities flex “collective power” for Kamala Harris
Tatyana Tandanpolie
For members of the Divine Nine, sorority sister Harris' nomination is "a celebration for each of us"
Kamala Harris practices the post-racial politics we’ve been waiting for
Jim Sleeper
The Harris/Walz ticket may rescue diversity from shallow "DEI" protocols
“The FBI was getting out of hand”: Ed Helms on big history fails – and the longevity of “The Office”
Andrew O'Hehir
Beloved "Office" actor talks about the legendary FBI break-in that inspired his "history nerd" podcast
Phil Donahue showed how feminism and open-mindedness are crucial for democracy
David Masciotra
The arc of Donahue is the opposite of a radicalization story
Reviving the coast: Chef Dean Neff on the magic of North Carolina’s sustainable culinary renaissance
Michael La Corte
At Seabird, Neff relies on local farmers, fishers and foragers — and whatever they find in the oceans and marshes
Donald Trump is holding back rural America
Chauncey DeVega
Nicholas Jacobs, author of "The Rural Voter," explains that the former president's connection is all-encompassing
Vegan cheese that tastes like cheese? These startups may have cracked the code
Caroline Saunders
Next-generation cheese makers are using precision fermentation and AI to pursue the final frontier in plant-based
“A huge argument”: Food Network’s Sandra Lee gives background on viral “two shots of vodka” meme
Ashlie D. Stevens
"I was the first one that did cocktails on national television, and especially on cable"
Menopause is all the rage, from Hollywood stars to “The Change”
Melanie McFarland
Thanks to stars and TV shows openly talking about it women have better role models for getting through it
As politicians point fingers on price gouging, Kroger pledges to slash grocery prices by $1 billion
Ashlie D. Stevens
Senators Elizabeth Warren and Robert P. Casey, Jr. worry Kroger will "squeeze consumers to increase profits"
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