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The Trump generation problem: MAGA family values are corrupting children
Chauncey DeVega
The growing and existential danger has not been met by the media — and it won't be before the election
Florida was supposed to be the future of the GOP — now the state party is in shambles
Amanda Marcotte
Gov. Ron DeSantis grasps desperately for attention, as the state party chair is pushed out after a rape allegation
Egusi stew is the comfort food of your dreams
D. Watkins
How a meaningless fight introduced me to purposeful food
A “hierarchy of opinion”: The uniquely intense world of recipe comment moderation
Maggie Hennessy
"I’m always trying to decide, is there something wrong with the recipe or is this just personal taste?"
Two decades after “The Return of the King,” we still remember Aragorn’s warning about US militarism
Melanie McFarland
Viggo Mortensen once warned that our country would be viewed as Saruman, not welcome saviors
Saving the American chestnut: A story of renewal, regrowth and hope
Rae Hodge
Science and community are uniting to rescue Appalachia's legendary tree species — unless it's rescuing us
Right-wing tantrum over Jill Biden Christmas video accidentally reveals how much MAGA hates America
Amanda Marcotte
When the "war on woke" is over, the only entertainment left for Trump cultists will be Dear Leader's speeches
Norman Lear: Hollywood’s last religious liberal
L. Benjamin Rolsky
Lear was the last member of a dying breed — and now his legacy is being squandered
The US Army’s World War II warning comes back to haunt us
Chauncey DeVega
In 1945 the US Army warned about fascism — and almost perfectly described Donald Trump
Bath and body perks: Here’s why you should bathe with your friends this winter
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Experts explain why this should be the winter you and your friends start bathing together
Why making maklouba can be a powerful gesture of solidarity when the world feels upside down
Melanie McFarland
I first made this traditionally Palestinian lamb and rice dish at the start of 2023. Now it holds new meaning
The hidden ways our car-obsessed culture is especially hard on disabled people
Matthew Rozsa
Disabled people uniquely suffer when they are unable to drive. Experts explain how to fix it
Navigating the new sober boom, where “a person’s sobriety is as unique as their fingerprint”
D. Watkins
When I cut back on drinking for health reasons, wise bartenders helped me find my way in the zero-proof life
The year’s most impactful nudity in film
Gary M. Kramer
From J. Law's confrontation to Barry Keoghan's triumph, numerous movies in 2023 revealed they had skin in the game
Andre Braugher’s 9 best scenes that show why we loved Captain Holt on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
Nardos Haile
Do you love corgis like Captain Holt? Do you say "yas queen" like him too?
Paul Ryan goes off on podcast: “Trump’s not a conservative — he’s an authoritarian narcissist”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Trump's tendencies are guided by narcissism and "whatever makes him popular," ex-House speaker says
Psychedelic-like drug MDMA inches closer to FDA approval
Matthew Rozsa
MAPS Public Benefit Corporation submitted MDMA as a new drug application, making its approval more likely
Why Chrismukkah is “the greatest super holiday known to mankind”
Melanie McFarland
Author and TV critic Alan Sepinwall reflects on "The O.C." and its legacy of naming a popular interfaith holiday
How police have undermined the promise of body cameras
Eric Umansky, Umar Farooq
Police departments routinely refuse to release footage — even when officers kill
Forcing Kate Cox to travel out of state for an abortion is cruel, and shows exceptions don’t work
Nicole Karlis
It's yet another chapter in a culture that’s obsessed with minimizing women's pain
An Iowa fight over a Satanic display reminds us: Republicans believe “free speech” is only for them
Amanda Marcotte
The key to understanding the GOP furor over "anti-semitism" on campus? A altar to Lucifer in the Des Moines Capitol
Higher education must help protect democracy
Michael S. Roth
Intellectual isolationism won’t help the Ivy League — or the United States
2023 is the Year of Grimace: The McDonald’s mascot took over our social media, footwear and more
Joy Saha
TikTok tried to taint Grimace's reputation. But nevertheless, he persisted
What 30 years of Food Network Christmases have taught me about the holidays (and myself)
Ashlie D. Stevens
Surrender to the sugar-coated neutrality of gingerbread spectacles and baking competitions
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