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Media must stop overcorrecting for too much Trump exposure: The public needs a closer look at him
Heather Digby Parton
It may be hard to believe, but Donald Trump is fading from some people's memories. It's time to remind them
“I am not a misogynist”: Ivanka’s testimony shows how the Trumps exploit sexism to defraud people
Amanda Marcotte
Father and daughter know how to sniff out people who believe gender stereotypes and use that against them
The secret to Trump’s revenge plot: He’s making his plans for vengeance public
Chauncey DeVega
The mainstream news media is continuing to miss an obvious and critically important aspect of Trump's plans
Actors who’ve dragged Marvel for its capitalistic, IP-driven franchise
Nardos Haile
The once-lauded studio is suffering a shift in public opinion from actors who aren't drinking the MCU Kool-Aid
Fluoride: Very high levels in water associated with cognitive impairment in children
Robert Kalin
"Higher levels of fluoride are already known to stain people's teeth and cause brittle bones . . ."
“Stranger Things” to “All the Light We Cannot See”: Shawn Levy doesn’t need a “signature aesthetic”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The versatile director discusses his Netflix WWII drama, his wide-ranging career and working with Taylor Swift
GOP called out for censuring Rashida Tlaib while Republicans spew “genocidal rhetoric” about Gaza
Gabriella Ferrigine
22 Democrats joined Republicans to censure Tlaib over her comments about Israel
“Blue Eye Samurai” addresses multiracial shame, “to be ostracized from both sides,” in Edo-era Japan
Nancy Wang Yuen
The director and showrunner discuss Maya Erskine, the masks we wear and a vengeful woman masquerading as a man
How did hunger become a hot-button partisan issue?
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Ronald Reagan to Mike Johnson, nutrition assistance is a perennial target for conservative politicians
“Apocalypticism”: Polling expert reveals the root of “panic among conservative White Christians”
Chauncey DeVega
"That core belief explains so much of the extremism and the proclivity toward violence on the political right"
From Goop to Oprah, this year’s gift guides may signal the end of the world
Melanie McFarland
Now I am become Goop, which means the apocalypse must be nigh
Right-wing fake history is making a big comeback — but it never went away
Mike Lofgren
We're a Christian nation! The Civil War wasn't about slavery! Fighting Hitler was a mistake! The lies run deep
This unique supper club has a deep purpose: Honoring the work of enslaved chefs throughout history
Michael La Corte
"We pass along stories and recipes inspired by our culinary ancestors"
Mike Johnson is not a “culture warrior” — he’s an enemy of democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Throughout his career, new House Speaker Mike Johnson has displayed a troubling committement to minority rule
Actually, I don’t need (or want) intermissions during long movies
Nardos Haile
New films like "Killers of the Flower Moon" have long runtimes, posing the question if intermissions are necessary
How Keith Lee, a TikTok food critic for the new economy, guides us to eat well – and good
Melanie McFarland
Lee has a critic's ethos, just like the late Roger Ebert and the misunderstood Anton Ego from "Ratatouille"
“A kind of Stepford wife”: It’s more than a prayer keeping Mike Johnson’s wife suddenly out of view
Amanda Marcotte
The new speaker's Christian right radicalism really comes into view when looking at his marriage
Mike Johnson’s Satanic panic: How evangelical delusions trained Republicans to love Trump’s lies
Amanda Marcotte
If you believe Noah's ark was real and demons come out of the TV, it's just a small jump to embrace the Big Lie
Trump’s channeling Hitler for protection
Chauncey DeVega
As he begins to feel the weight of the law come down on him, Trump relies on antisemitism to lift himself up
“Killers of the Flower Moon’s” central love story illustrates the pitfalls of interracial dating
Nardos Haile
The relationship between Mollie and Ernest Burkhart depicts the insidiousness of white supremacy
Mice embryos successfully grown in space, a promising milestone for human space exploration
Matthew Rozsa
The new experiment has profound implications over whether humans can successfully reproduce off-planet
Off with his head: The manufactured scandal over Hasan Minhaj
Sophia A. McClennen
What happens when a fact-checking story ignores the facts?
Mike Johnson’s MAGA honeymoon: How long can the new House speaker hold the GOP intact?
Heather Digby Parton
"Maga Mike" is going to have to hope that his party is in cooperation mode because he has no leadership experience
Twenty years after “Kill Bill” came out, The Bride’s bloody rampage cuts differently
Melanie McFarland
Knowing what Uma Thurman endured to bring The Bride to life makes it tougher to call it an empowerment fable
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