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Shaping morality: How weight loss drugs challenge the myth of thinness as a virtue
Ashlie D. Stevens
In 1957, Reverend Charlie Shed published a book titled “Pray Your Weight Away.” It became a best-seller
From Starbucks cups outrage to the Bud Light boycott: The “War on Christmas” is now waged year-round
Ashlie D. Stevens
This isn't the first time beverage design has triggered conservatives
From cable news to Hollywood, there’s double standard when it comes to speaking out about the war
Melanie McFarland
Sharing opinions about Gaza and Israel has led to some people being castigated or demoted. Others keep working
Mike Johnson claims to hate the devil. Maybe he should look in the mirror
Nathaniel Manderson
As a Christian minister, I believe in God and the devil — and I know whose side today's pious Republicans are on
“Irresponsible”: Fox News cited “fake” terrorist attack 97 times — then used it to vilify Muslims
Areeba Shah
“It’s dangerous. It brings a real possibility of revenge violence,” extremism watchdog warns
Why does sleep become more elusive as we age? It has to do with shifts in “sleep architecture”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Insomnia and fatigue can worsen with time, but it doesn't have to be complicated to find decent rest
Ed Sheeran’s hot sauce and Kim Kardashian’s “Kimade” : Why celeb-backed foods are the future
Joy Saha
Studies show that such foods are enticing to consumers, thanks to social media and marketing psychology
What to America is John Brown?
Ailish Hopper
Maybe a lesson about people who refuse to learn from the instructive dissent of social movements
Eat the rich: 7 movies like “Saltburn” that skewer the wealthy
Nardos Haile
Can't get enough of the moneyed and privileged getting taken down? Check out these other delicious offerings
Newsom humiliates DeSantis on Fox News
Heather Digby Parton
California Gov. Gavin Newsom not only stood up for his state but made a great case for Joe Biden on Fox News
Twitter CEO’s “level of ego and hubris” and why she’s determined to clean up Elon Musk’s messes
Joy Saha
A report delves into Linda Yaccarino's work history as she tries to save a company on the brink of collapse
Here’s what we’ve learned about the new Trump biopic “The Apprentice”
Nardos Haile
Check out which Marvel star will play the former president when he was building his real estate empire
How “Fargo” made an icy villain out of Dave Foley, the famously nice Kid in the Hall
Melanie McFarland
During a pre-fifth season set visit, Salon caught up with the comedic actor to discuss what it means to be mean
Sorry, not sorry: The link between gender, autism and over-apologizing
Matthew Rozsa
Do you say "sorry" at the drop of a hat? Here's why the instinct to apologize is more than just a survival strategy
The word of the year is “authentic”: “Squid Game: The Challenge” tests its definition in 2023
Melanie McFarland
Merriam-Webster's word of the year arrives at a time of heightened fakery. Netflix's hit shows us what that means
It’s a good thing most women don’t want to date Trump voters
Amanda Marcotte
Now the Washington Post has joined a campaign to shame women for having the bare minimum "no Trump voters" standard
The poison of Trump’s “intolerant language”: Violent rhetoric is a road to civil war
Heather Digby Parton
Chris Christie is right. Donald Trump's dangerous speech keeps resulting in danger for people
My mother, the debutante Communist: An American family story of love, loss and J. Edgar Hoover
Andrew O'Hehir
Her life was like a slowly unfolding, densely plotted thriller whose unfinished story we’re all still inside
A fond farewell to the New York Times sports section: But what took so long?
Robert Lipsyte
I spent 26 years covering sports for the New York Times — and I was never entirely sure why we did it
Will climate change make our planet a desert? Why “uninhabitable” may be the wrong climate framework
Matthew Rozsa
Extreme heat and freak storms may make it harder to live on Earth, but calling it a wasteland is counterproductive
The surprising history of leftovers
Ashlie D. Stevens
How the invention of the refrigerator — and the patriotism of World War I — changed how (and how much) we cook
From kiddie table drink to sober curious sparkler: The enduring allure of Martinelli’s
Mary Elizabeth Williams
How Martinelli's came to be the (sober) holiday bubbly of choice
Doom and gloom was the ultimate goal — and now it is working: Trump wins with voter apathy
Heather Digby Parton
For years Republican politicians have been cultivating cynicism about government in order to depress voter turnout
60 years after the assassination of JFK: The guns are winning
Bob Hennelly
It is sixty years after JFK’s murder and the guns are winning with the nation’s children and their families
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