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“This is not a man fighting a woman”: Olympics boxing controversy ignites conservative culture war
Nardos Haile
After a boxer withdrew from a match, Trump, JK Rowling and Elon Musk spread misinformation about her opponent
This Bourbon Iced Tea is the perfect cocktail for summertime “porch sittin’ and afternoon sippin”
Bibi Hutchings
"Sweet tea on a hot, balmy summer day revives and refreshes a body like few other things in this world . . ."
Why “Real Housewife” Melissa Gorga believes “all good meals start with olive oil, garlic and onion”
Michael La Corte
Gorga talks about her collaboration with Rao's Homemade, the magic of cutlets and meatball salad and "Housewives"
Kamala Harris turns the GOP into the gang that couldn’t shoot straight
Brian Karem
Trump embarrasses himself at the NABJ conference while Vance can’t escape his cat lady obsession
“Barefoot in Paris”: Why Ina Garten is the perfect culinary guide for the Olympics
Ashlie D. Stevens
To better understand a country's food is to better understand their culture
The Ballerina Farm furor explains why people love being childless cat ladies
Melanie McFarland
Neither lifestyle is about giving up dreams or being miserable. It's about what people want and can afford
“The savior of Israel”: Antisemitism expert on what Trump’s “good Jew and bad Jew sorting” signals
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump has found a way to put his finger on the Achilles heel of a Jewish community," notes Sharon Nazarian
Project 2025: A blueprint for the Christian nationalist vision for America
Liz Theoharis, Shailly Gupta Barnes
Christian Right and its wealthy patrons have their eyes set on an even more ambitious power-grab: Project 2025
Historian Timothy Ryback: “Hitler could only have dreamed” of Trump’s fanatical support
Chauncey DeVega
Parallels between America in 2024 and Weimar Germany "astonish me," says eminent historian of the Nazi era
“A big pagan celebration”: Olympics critiqued for “satanism” in its homage to Greek mythology
Nardos Haile
Actor Candace Cameron Bure said the opening ceremony tableau served to "blaspheme and mock the Christian faith"
“Couch-f***er energy”: John Oliver mocks JD Vance’s “terrible” first week on campaign trail
Nardos Haile
"JD Vance sucks so much" people had no problem believing false couch sex rumor, Oliver said
“One of the main inventors of the form”: Bob Newhart’s stand-up comedy mind, unbuttoned
Melanie McFarland
Marc Maron's 2014 podcast interview with the late TV star reveals his role in modernizing live comedy performance
In her national debut Kamala Harris was better TV than Donald Trump’s rerun. Can she keep it up?
Melanie McFarland
A callback to "The Apprentice" highlights the limited appeal of repeats against a fresh ensemble player
Experts confirm chimpanzees interrupt each other, gesticulating wildly just like humans
Matthew Rozsa
That's not the only conversational similarity the primates share with humans
Trump is scrambling to find his religion again
Chauncey DeVega
When appeals to religion and “God” are added to Trump's desperation, the challenge to democracy is even greater
Plant-based meat needs government support to scale up, but a culture war stands in the way
Frida Garza
Public funding helped electric vehicles go mainstream. Are alternative proteins next — or are they too polarizing?
Why it matters Kamala Harris isn’t afraid to say the word “abortion”
Nicole Karlis
Pro-abortion advocates say Vice President Harris is running the most "unapologetic campaign on abortion rights"
“Making history in the completely wrong way”: JD Vance is really unpopular and “dragging Trump down”
Nicholas Liu
Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, has the lowest approval rating of any running mate since 1980
“Trump-a-mania run wild”: The messy union of Donald Trump and Hulk Hogan
Chauncey DeVega
Trump’s professional wrestling-inspired performance at the Republican National Convention could come back to bite
Aperitivo renaissance: Embracing Italian snacking traditions in a modern world
Michael La Corte
America has embraced the Aperol spritz. Now, it's time for something to eat
You should be charring your summer squash — and topping it with spiced pecans
Michael La Corte
Chef Tyler Fenton of BATA talks charring, cooking local and the bounty found in the 400 miles surrounding Tucson
Aftermath of Trump’s assassination attempt: Republicans’ blindspot exposed
Gregg Barak
A circus cult in Milwaukee “rocked” a Republican revivalist convention — but their noxious leader did not “roll”
White rice with side dishes isn’t really “traditional” Japanese food. So where did we get this idea?
Laura Emily Clark
"What is 'natural' to eat? Why are some food practices considered taboo? And who gets to decide?"
“What will happen to our store?”: Uncertainty still plagues the Kroger and Albertsons merger
Ashlie D. Stevens
The merger of two of the country's biggest supermarkets now faces both state and federal legal hurdles
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