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I thought I had partied at Freaknik
D. Watkins
A Hulu film explores the glory days of Atlanta's notorious Spring Break scene, and it's not what I had experienced
“Nearly adopted”: Clarence Thomas took in future law clerk following racist firestorm
Sophia Tesfaye
Clarence Thomas wrote that Crystal Clanton "lived with us for almost a year” after being booted from Turning Points
To Mars and back: Will NASA’s ambitious endeavor be worth it?
Sarah Scoles
A mission to retrieve samples from the red planet is in the works. Some scientists wonder if it’s a wise investment
Inside the world of unregulated sperm banks, where people meet on Facebook to have babies
Nicole Karlis
The new documentary "Spermworld" explores the underground phenomenon shaking up fertility access
Eating some chocolate really might be good for you – here’s what the research says
Dan Baumgardt
"There are other organs, aside from the brain, that might benefit from the medicinal effects of cocoa"
What is sugar and what would happen if I stopped eating it? A scientist explains
Grace Marie Jones
"It's hard to avoid sugar when it's become a normal part of diets and when we celebrate special times . . . "
How an obscure 19th Century law is being weaponized against bodily autonomy and abortion rights
Nicole Karlis
Abortion opponents are citing the Comstock Act to stop "abortion pill trafficking." Experts say that's nonsense
“The Other Fab Four” is the fascinating memoir of the female Beatles from Liverpool
Kenneth Womack
Return to the 1960s with the Liverbirds, women rockers who proved John Lennon wrong, and a book of Beatles on tour
The Diddy investigation: A timeline of allegations and lawsuit leading up to sex investigation
Nardos Haile
The billionaire hip-hop mogul has faced allegations of sex trafficking, while his attorney calls it a "witch hunt"
“I wasn’t able to really do my job”: State Dept. official quits in protest of Biden’s Gaza policy
Julia Conley
"Trying to advocate for human rights just became impossible," Annelle Sheline says
“I didn’t look at myself as ‘I’m the white lady’”: Why Lisa Ann Walter says “Abbott” feels like home
D. Watkins
The actor and comedian talks about perfecting a Philly accent, being in a cast of alpha women and where to get prop
Of course the lawyer trying to ban abortion pills is married to Josh “Run For Your Life” Hawley
Amanda Marcotte
Erin Hawley continues the proud GOP tradition of women building their careers by ruining other women's lives
Supreme Court restricting mifepristone would be a “slippery slope” for future drugs
Nicole Karlis
Vaccines, gender-affirming care and birth control could be next if SCOTUS rules to restrict nationwide access
How mussels made a Michelin-starred chef
Michael La Corte
“The aroma of mussels simmering with garlic, onions, and celery permeated everything, even our skin"
How to unlock Instagram’s political content settings in 3 easy steps
Rae Hodge
Here's how to get election news back into your Insta feed, and get around Meta's new content preference limits
Trump loves to play the victim — NY appeals court bailout shows he’s the most coddled person alive
Amanda Marcotte
There appears to be no end of breaks for a spoiled rich boy who has never done a decent thing in his 77 years
Is there a link between intermittent fasting and heart disease?
Kaitlin Day, Sharayah Carter
The evidence is mixed
Top billionaire GOP megadonor had big stake in company in Trump’s Truth Social deal: report
Igor Derysh
Jeff Yass, a TikTok shareholder, was biggest institutional shareholder in company that merged with Trump Media
“Quite the accomplishment”: Biden trolls Trump for bragging he won championship at his own golf club
Igor Derysh
Trump boasted that he won two trophies at his own West Palm Beach resort on Truth Social
Seeds of dissent: Agricultural manufacturers and farmers clash over “right to repair” equipment
Ashlie D. Stevens
Tennessee farmers want the right to repair their own tractors
Why supermarkets have abandoned some of America’s poorest neighborhoods
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Supermarkets have abandoned the inner city for suburban and exurban locations"
Who brought the crime, the drugs and the rape? It was him
Kirk Swearingen
Trump's infamous 2015 speech claimed immigrants were "bringing crime" and were "rapists." Talk about projection
The U.S. government defended the overseas business interests of baby formula makers at kids’ expense
Heather Vogell
The U.S. government repeatedly used its muscle to advance the interests of large baby formula companies
Store-bought is fine — except when it comes to chicken stock
Michael La Corte
As this week’s ‘Top Chef’ winner showed us, homemade stock doesn’t have to take all day and is worth the effort
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