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Does Frasier Crane listen to Donald Trump?
Melanie McFarland
Reports that "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer supports Trump are only shocking if you didn't already know his politics
Trump calls DeSantis a “bobble head” and Christie a “sick puppy” in debate critique
Kelly McClure
Referencing Wednesday's GOP debate as the lowest rated in history, Trump riffs on the candidate's appearances
The “dark money ATM of the right” is funneling money to hate groups while hiding donor identities
Areeba Shah
The lack of transparency hides the "financial forces shaping conservative initiatives" from the public
3 simple ways progressives can put their values to practice this holiday season
Tynesha McHarris, Pamela Shifman
Philanthropic leaders share lessons for progressives to maximize their giving
Hipster coffee enthusiasts have taken the joy out of coffee
Joy Saha
Coffee culture is pretentious and annoying. But history shows that it's always been that way
Duck! Fifty years later, Walt Disney and Salvador Allende are still fighting for our souls
Ariel Dorfman
A century after Disney's founding and 50 years after the Chilean coup, the battle for our shared future rages on
From drag queens to guyliner-wearing rock stars, eyeliner aids in “rebelling against societal norms”
Joy Saha
"Eyeliner" author Zahra Hankir spoke to Salon about the many messages that eyeliner can convey beyond beauty
Jonathan Majors’ assault and harassment trial – what’s happened so far in the first week
Joy Saha
If convicted, the "Creed III" star could face up to a year in prison
The importance of traditional Hawaiian food systems after the Lahaina blaze
Leilani Marie Labong
"More than ever, the ongoing work of Indigenous farmers to revitalize traditional agriculture is in the spotlight"
“You’re not going to pass out on me, are you?” Andrew Friedman on what it takes to make “The Dish”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The backstage drama behind a single restaurant meal, explained
Norman Lear was a true Hollywood liberal, for better and for worse
Melanie McFarland
The legendary producer's impact and influence is undeniable, but his history as an advocate isn't without fault
6 of the biggest revelations from Taylor Swift’s TIME person of the year profile
Nardos Haile
From thoughts on the Kim Kardashian/Kanye West scandal to when she started dating Travis Kelce, Swift tells all
Make America fascist again: The future if Donald Trump returns to the Oval Office
Clarence Lusane
Don't say you weren't warned
Meet the “magic” mushroom shop salesman hoping to demolish Canada’s war on drugs
Troy Farah
Vancouver mushroom entrepreneur Dana Larsen discusses being raided by police and the future of psychedelics
“Just factually wrong”: Jewish Dem calls out GOP resolution declaring “anti-Zionism is antisemitism”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
More than 100 Democrats declined to support the GOP resolution
Taylor Swift is TIME’s person of the year
Olivia Luppino
Beyond the impact on our culture, Swift also created a mini economic boom this year
The history of and fixation on Billie Eilish’s sexuality
Nardos Haile
Even as a minor, the singer fended off questions about her body and orientation. A look at the media's obsession
Some GOPers were willing to compromise on abortion ban exceptions. Activists made sure they didn’t
Kavitha Surana
Lawmakers caved to pressure from anti-abortion groups opposing exceptions for rape, incest and health risks
“Can’t even bring themselves to denounce neo-Nazis”: Texas GOP’s internal war over Hitler apologists
Amanda Marcotte
Texas Republicans called it "Marxist" to bar members from associating with Holocaust deniers
Who has the most “rizz”? Oxford’s word of the year shows us Black culture’s impact
Nardos Haile
Do you have rizz? Could you rizz up a random person in the street or bar? Gen Z's favorite word shows your game
The celebrity worship of “Love Has Won”: Why Robin Williams may have resonated with a cult
Melanie McFarland
Star worship can be taken to extremes, and death sometimes isn't even an obstacle ... but an opportunity
Trump tries to turn the tables — but swing voters won’t be convinced by his “war on democracy” remix
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's one true talent is projection
Curtains for Moms for Liberty: The fallout of a rape charge shows the far-right group is floundering
Amanda Marcotte
Gov. Ron DeSantis bet big on the book banners, but after electoral losses, even he's pushing them out the door
“Part Mussolini, part Berlusconi, part Putin”: Historian on Trump’s planned “legal revolution”
Chauncey DeVega
"It is clear that a second Trump term will be quite different from the first"
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