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“Children should be protected”: Josh Peck addresses Drake Bell abuse revealed in “Quiet on Set”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Peck and Nancy Sullivan, both "Drake and Josh" alumns, broke their silence on their co-star's sexual abuse claims
Silicon mountain: Our obsession with electronics is drowning the world in e-waste
Matthew Rozsa
A new UN report finds that our problematic relationship with electronic trash is worsening, but solvable
Would-be assassin turned musician, John Hinckley Jr., says he’s a victim of cancel culture
Kelly McClure
Since the end of his court supervision in 2022, Hinckley is having a hard time holding on to gigs
“Take it a little easy on him”: Drake Bell says Josh Peck “reached out” after abuse revelation
Gabriella Ferrigine
Bell in a TikTok video responded to comments calling out Peck's "silence" and asking if he'd "checked on" Bell
Lost in the malignant normality of the Trumpocene
Chauncey DeVega
Normalizing MAGA abuse only further entraps us in the Trumpocene
Customers are suing Starbucks over a “discriminatory” surcharge for non-dairy milk alternatives
Joy Saha
The three plaintiffs, who are lactose-intolerant or have milk allergies, are seeking $5 million in damages
7 things we learned from Oprah Winfrey’s new special “Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution”
Joy Saha
The talk show host spoke about her own weight loss journey and sat down with families and medical professionals
“We created monsters”: “Top Chef”’s Gail Simmons says the show changed how Americans dine out
D. Watkins
The longtime judge talks Season 21, Wisconsin surprises and falling in love with frozen custard
White evangelicals embrace raunchy photos — yet they hate sex as much as ever
Amanda Marcotte
Trumpian Christians love bikini pics now, but they still don't want women to enjoy sex
Stormy Daniels doc shows how disbelieving one woman can be a blueprint for our democracy under Trump
Melanie McFarland
Don't be distracted by Stormy Daniels. As Rachel Maddow observes, “The issue is not her. The issue is the crime”
Ozempic for kids? Inside the debate on adolescents taking weight-loss drugs
Nicole Karlis
Adolescents are being prescribed semaglutide for obesity, but some experts are concerned about band-aid solutions
In times of dating apathy and insincerity, it took a himbo to save “The Bachelor” franchise
Nardos Haile
Joey Graziadei may not know who Ruth Bader Ginsburg is, but what does that matter to hearts jaded by reality TV?
Adult MAGA rage is making schools more dangerous for students
Amanda Marcotte
Despite the Ethan Crumbley and Nex Benedict cases, a GOP nominee to run schools wants a "firing squad" for liberals
Expert: “There’s something about being a gun owner that makes many people turn into Republicans”
Chauncey DeVega
"Liberals are losing that battle," Dr. Jonathan Metzl tells Salon
Loneliness in America is a crisis. The solution is more structural than individual
Nicole Karlis
An expert in loneliness says the U.S. is in a new "social frontier." Here's how we can cope
Boxty and colcannon: Try these 2 Irish ways to enjoy potatoes for St. Patrick’s Day
Pamela Vachon
Plus, how the humble spud became a national standby
“I tried on the American dream”: CNN analyst Natasha Alford on finding success without assimilating
D. Watkins
The journalist on her memoir "American Negra," multiracial identity, Black newsrooms, Trump, book bans and more
Our government’s quiet war on press freedom
Kathleen McClellan, Jesselyn Radack
It happened under Trump — and under Obama: The U.S. is using bad law to crack down on investigative journalism
Ignorance and democracy: Capitalism’s long war against higher education
David Masciotra
My alma mater, and dozens of other colleges, are ditching the liberal arts. That's a good way to kill off democracy
Different, not broken: Asexual people still reckon with erasure from their doctors
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Asexuality was historically seen as a disorder to be cured. The community is still fighting for recognition
“You’re engaging in Holocaust denial”: Critics slam J.K. Rowling’s latest anti-trans stance
Nardos Haile
George Takei and others pointed out Rowling's ignorance when she claimed Nazis did not burn trans healthcare books
“Manhunt” limps between a conspiracy thriller about hunting Lincoln’s assassin and necessary history
Melanie McFarland
Strong performances keep this adaption of “Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer" on its feet. Mostly
FBI sent several informants to Standing Rock protests, court documents show
Alleen Brown
Until now, only one other federal informant was known to be in the camps
Trump sneakers and the MAGA uniform: Merchandising fascism to the mainstream
Chauncey DeVega
MAGA merchandise is a way of creating meaning among the faithful just as the walls close in on Donald Trump
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