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The “missing law” of nature was here all along
Rae Hodge
How the sweeping new scientific theory of evolution overlays a rich tradition of the humanities
In 2023, nobody knows how to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In 2013, Anthony Bourdain did
Melanie McFarland
Instead of screaming past each other, try revisiting the 2013 "Parts Unknown" episode exploring "Jerusalem"
Gwyneth Paltrow calls out “nepo baby” criticism
Gabriella Ferrigine
Paltrow, whose first Hollywood role came at the behest of her godfather, Steven Spielberg, called the term “ugly"
Cry me a river: Why Justin Timberlake always soared while Spears and Jackson suffered
Nardos Haile
The former NYSYNC star has a reputation for exploiting famous women to get ahead in the industry
The 8 biggest bombshells in Britney Spears’ forthcoming memoir, “The Woman in Me”
Joy Saha
Spears delves into her career highs and lows along with her personal struggles with heartbreak, loss and addiction
A crisis of moral clarity: There’s no contest between Trump and Biden — why are Americans confused?
Chauncey DeVega
In the Age of Trump, Republicans now believe that presidential moral leadership is increasingly unimportant
More than peer pressure, coercing people through drug use is on the rise. Here’s how we can fight it
Jerel Ezell, Heather Phillips
Using someone's drug use against them — or forcing them to use drugs — is an ignored tool of abusers
Jim Jordan’s no outlier: He fits right into the GOP’s post-Gingrich history of ruthless trolling
Heather Digby Parton
Every Republican speaker since the rise of Newt has been an incompetent troll — or a felon. Jordan's no big change
Britney Spears reveals she had an abortion because Justin Timberlake “didn’t want to be a father.”
Nardos Haile
The pop singer revealed in an excerpt from her new memoir "The Woman In Me" that she had an abortion at 18
Jada Pinkett Smith opens up about depression, writing “Worthy” and her version of a happy ending
D. Watkins
The "Red Table Talk" host talks trauma, Tupac and the "layered, complex event" that was Will Smith's Oscars slap
With “The American Buffalo,” Ken Burns connects an icon of the natural world to our nation’s history
Melanie McFarland
A four-hour series examining the fall and recuperation of the bison makes us ask: Why are Americans so destructive?
My favorite cheesy snack is dairy-free and takes only 5 minutes to make
D. Watkins
I recently rediscovered a healthy snack inspired by a trip to the farmers market
Beyond the right’s “woke” slurs, what would a “progressive” U.S. military really look like?
William J. Astore
I'm not talking about painting rainbow flags on B-52s — imagine a humble, faithful and much smaller U.S. military
As Moms for Liberty spreads, so does school turmoil
Evelyn Nieves
Opposition builds as parents’ group stokes nation’s culture wars
Taylor Swift’s invisible merchandise: The era of surprise song collectibles
Shaan Sachdev
As the most exciting part of her concert, the surprise songs couplet has become a phenomenon within a phenomenon
From MAGA to Gaza: Trump’s disorder engine has global consequences
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump claims the Gaza war is all about him — and at this point, that staggering narcissism is no surprise
Hamas and the GOP are both terrorist groups — it’s just a matter of degree
Brian Karem
Most Americans understand the truth about Donald Trump and his followers: They're deranged, violent and dangerous
From Donald Trump to George Santos, fraud cases expose the gullibility of rich conservatives
Amanda Marcotte
Their victims were bankers, tech bros, and GOP donors — what they have in common is giant egos fit for manipulation
We don’t talk about Leonard: The man behind the right’s Supreme Court supermajority
Andy Kroll, Andrea Bernstein, Ilya Marritz
The inside story of how Leonard Leo built machine that remade American legal system — and what he plans to do next
8 “Totally Killer” ’80s references you may have missed
Nardos Haile
The Prime Video '80s teen horror film shows us the 80s are back with a murderous vengeance
Have you tried Taylor Swift’s chai sugar cookies?
Julia Gómez Kramer
"Taylor's been making headlines for an additional thing this fall: her Chai Sugar Cookies . . ."
Shattering myths about women and evolution
Emily Cataneo
In “Eve,” Cat Bohannon makes a passionate and deeply researched case for women as the main drivers of civilization
Drake, it’s time to give up the soft boy gimmick: Why the rapper’s lover boy persona is a sham
Nardos Haile
The Canadian rapper released his new album and people are souring on the artist's lyrics toward women
What Mamita leaves behind: Unlearned language and fraught ethnic identity as a white, “no sabo kid”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Navigating a grey area between racial privilege and ethnic distance
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