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Trump’s trial paints him as a clown — but MAGA sees a boss
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump contains multitudes and none of them are good
The 28 boldest Met Gala looks from this year’s fairy tale garden-themed red carpet
Nardos Haile
But why was there so much beige and brown?
Judge Cannon’s secret right-wing getaway: Why didn’t we know about this?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Federal judge in Trump's documents trial didn't tell us about those right-wing conferences at a Montana resort
The cultured wars: Why lab-grown meat is inspiring bipartisan hate
Ashlie D. Stevens
Ron DeSantis wants to “protect meat." John Fetterman supports him.
“The Sympathizer” pokes holes in “the authenticity that the Auteur is very obsessed about”
Melanie McFarland
In the latest episode showrunner Park Chan-wook uses Robert Downey Jr. to examine American pop culture's power
“Doesn’t feel like a coincidence”: John Oliver alarmed over right-wing efforts to censor libraries
Nardos Haile
The efforts are "coming through highly organized groups — often conservative, and extremely religious"
Trump’s lawyers are trying to use his trial to generate conspiracy theories — but it’s not working
Amanda Marcotte
Even the most MAGA-deluded voters struggle to pretend Trump is the victim in the Stormy Daniels plot
Bringing “Zillow Gone Wild” to HGTV proves the website has become addictive hit entertainment
Melanie McFarland
The real estate website has been around since 2006, but social media and the pandemic made it the new must-see TV
Who believes the most “taboo” conspiracy theories? It might not be who you think
Paul Rosenberg
White men with graduate degrees, a new study finds, are highly likely to hold especially noxious beliefs
Was T. rex really as smart as primates? A new study argues the dino’s intellect has been overstated
Matthew Rozsa
A neuroscientist argues T. Rex had enough brain power to use tools, furthering debate about its intelligence
May Fourth and China’s legacy of revolution
Nicholas Liu
On May 4, 1919, 3,000 university students started China's May Fourth movement
Donald Trump is using campus protests to stoke right-wing violence for the election
Amanda Marcotte
Disinformation about leftist "violence" is used by MAGA to justify their own, very real crimes
Lemony smoke-it: Citrus-scented weed may make you less paranoid, scientists report
Rae Hodge
The nose knows: Johns Hopkins cannabis researchers discover a new way to sniff out less-anxious strains.
How extreme dieting can affect bone health
Adam Taylor
Jamil brings attention to a lesser-discussed component of frequent dieting
“College was called ‘Babylon'”: A former “stay-at-home daughter” exposes Christian patriarchy
Amanda Marcotte
In her memoir "Rift," author Cait West describes Christian radicalism that is scarily powerful in the modern GOP
The 7 biggest takeaways from “Broken Horses,” the New York Times’ unsettling horse-racing exposé
Gabriella Ferrigine
From rampant doping to targeted breeding, the sport of kings has become hazardous to the health of its athletes
Anita Hill says Harvey Weinstein decision will not be “the final word for victims and survivors”
Nardos Haile
"No single legal ruling can ever upend the tremendous progress we have made together," the lawyer said
Sourdough under the microscope reveals microbes cultivated over generations
Daniel Veghte
"There can be more than 20 different species of yeast and 50 different species of bacteria in a sourdough starter"
Jerry Seinfeld: Movies are dead and TV comedy is in jeopardy due to “extreme left and P.C. crap”
Gabriella Ferrigine
The comedian and sitcom star has shared some hot takes as he promotes his Pop-Tarts movie, "Unfrosted"
Dulé Hill on the “powerful” value of artists and why “The West Wing” “still rings true today”
D. Watkins
Hill discusses his PBS artists series "The Express Way," meeting his wife on "Ballers" and why showbiz is like jazz
The ethics of eating monsters
Michael Lee
From "Star Wars" and cannibal films to "Delicious in Dungeon," what – and who – we eat prompts navel-gazing
Donald Trump and Kari Lake are hypocrites on abortion: Will evangelicals even notice?
Nathaniel Manderson
Republicans played the abortion card until it stopped working for them — only foolish Mike Pence still believes
“The People’s Joker” is the not-so-serious trans coming-of-age film we’ve been missing
Kelly McClure
Benefitting from fair use exception, director Vera Drew puts a little sugar in DC Comics' tank and lights a match
“Baby Reindeer” is groundbreaking in how it advances the discourse of the “open wound”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Richard Gadd created a comedy act mining his own experiences that became a series unlike anything we've seen before
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