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“What the f***?”: Jon Stewart calls out GOP spin after Trump’s felony conviction
Nardos Haile
This "is why we need courts," Stewart said, "you can’t just say whatever the f*** you want regardless of reality"
“A giant step toward autocracy”: Trump makes his criminal conviction bad for democracy
Chauncey DeVega
"What impact will this trial have on democracy? A lot. All bad"
“It was just as normal as taco Tuesday”: Why comedian Paul Scheer finally faced his childhood trauma
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor talks about writing "Joyful Recollections of Trauma" and watching bad movies for "How Did This Get Made?"
“Furiosa” is struggling at the box office. Could the post-apocalyptic “Fallout” be a factor?
Melanie McFarland
George Miller's "Fury Road" prequel is excellent, but in a miserable box office environment it was born to lose
Cracker Barrel wants to become hip. Can it?
Ashlie D. Stevens
CEO Julie Felss Masino says the brand has “lost some of its shine" and has plans to regain relevance
Shooting alone: How decades of war have reshaped America’s priorities
Andrea Mazzarino
Our culture of Trump, guns, anger and loneliness didn't arise by accident. It took years of misplaced priorities
Futuristic nuclear energy tech is here, but the risks of bombs and another Chernobyl remain
Rae Hodge
Microreactors promise climate resilience and military-tech might — but proliferation and pollution concerns linger
The fallout from Trump’s conviction: Who pays for his guilt?
Chauncey DeVega
Like many other Americans, I am exhilarated and scared by Trump’s conviction and what may come next
“MoviePass, MovieCrash”: 5 takeaways from HBO’s doc about the famed movie service that imploded
Gabriella Ferrigine
An HBO documentary illuminates the complex story behind MoviePass' seismic rise and fall
Here comes the spiral: A criminally guilty Donald Trump is a dangerous Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump's criminal liability now becomes a liability for the nation
Jaguars are returning to America, but Fish and Wildlife Service don’t think they need protections
Matthew Rozsa
Experts say an iconic wild cat's return is an indicator of climate change and the need for greater conservation
“I need Kendrick to give me a call”: How “The Office” star got involved in rap’s greatest beef
D. Watkins
Brian Baumgartner talks backyard barbecues, "The Office" longevity & being at the center of the Drake-Kendrick feud
Cicadas à la carte? Here’s why it’s so hard to get Americans to eat bugs
Ayurella Horn-Muller
Lobbyists, conspiracy theories, and your "ick" factor stand in the way
“We need to upend this”: How punk band comedy “We Are Lady Parts” conquers second album anxiety
Melanie McFarland
Series creator Nida Manzoor on the all-Muslim band's Villain Era and the politics of taking up space as an artist
Trump is now trying to downplay Project 2025
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's campaign issued a statement distancing the former president from a plan drawn up by former staffers
“I miss a dominant masculinity”: Jerry Seinfeld looks to turn back the clock on gender roles
Griffin Eckstein
The comedian and "Unfrosted" director also told podcast host Bari Weiss that "punching down" in comedy isn't real
“Super Size Me” at 20: How America’s obesity conversation has evolved and stalled
Ashlie D. Stevens
The iconic documentary turned 20 this month — the same month Oprah and "South Park" released weight loss specials
The ephemeral organ: Researchers look closer at the placenta
Claire Marie Porter
A better understanding of the placenta may help curb maternal and fetal mortality rates, but progress is slow
“Going after their accusers”: “Fallen Idols” producers on Nick Carter and backlash against #MeToo
Gabriella Ferrigine
Docuseries producers on Aaron Carter's warmth, who refused interviews and what accusers face post-Johnny Depp trial
An end run around democracy: Red state Republicans hack the system
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP finds a way to permanently advantage their shrinking constituencies by corrupting election systems
“Terrible place”: Bill Maher warns a civil war “could happen here” — some already “pining” for it
Gabriella Ferrigine
"We have reached this place where each side thinks the other side is an existential threat," Maher told CNN
David Cay Johnston: “Trump’s bad behavior is going to cost him big in the hush-money trial”
Chauncey DeVega
"There are many ways to put Trump in prison," Johnston explains of the logistics of jailing a former president
“Top Chef” contestants had to put their spin on a classic Door County fish boil — but what is it?
Michael La Corte
While the Wisconsin meat raffle is somewhat common sense, the fish boil is . . . anything but
How student activism shapes the struggle for a better world
William D. Hartung
My years as a student activist at Columbia shaped me — and most of what we fought for, we won eventually
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