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“We’re not moving on, we’re doubling down”: The grassroots fight to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia home
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"We have not lost faith in any way that he will be returned," Maryland activist Cathryn Jackson told Salon
A trip too far: The LSD experience that blew up the Huxley family
James Penner, Ed Prideaux
How Britain's most famous intellectual family hit the rocks one intense acid-drenched night in Connecticut
They beat cancer. Then they got hit with massive bills
Zina Kumok
Treatment takes more than a physical toll on patients — it often empties their wallets
Elevate your munchies: A food lover’s guide to 4/20 cannabis cravings
Chaya Milchtein
From gourmet brisket to weed-leaf sugar cookies, welcome to the golden age of stoned snacking
“The Wedding Banquet” updates a queer cult classic for a new generation, without losing its heart
Coleman Spilde
Much has changed since Ang Lee's original film moved audiences in 1993. Our desire to see ourselves onscreen hasn't
“They want to rob it”: Former Social Security head says Musk, Trump are “wrecking” agency to raid it
Griffin Eckstein
The former steward of the benefits program says DOGE's cuts put Americans' benefits in jeopardy
History holds the answer to Trump’s future
Douglas H. White
To fight Trump's vision of the future, turn to the history he wants to erase
“Children have human rights”: YouTuber Ms. Rachel speaks after pro-Israel group reported her to DOJ
Griffin Eckstein
The educational content creator's support for Palestinian children triggered backlash from StopAntisemitism
Why not tyranny? JD Vance says he’s fine with the “inevitable errors” of abandoning due process
Charles R. Davis
The vice president argues it would too difficult to provide due process to those he wants to imprison or deport
Harvard fights back against Trump: Institutional resistance finally rises up — and sets a new model
Amanda Marcotte
Columbia learned the hard way: Complicity will not save you
Countdown to April 20: Americans brace for Trump’s big decision
Austin Sarat
What Americans should do if the president invokes the Insurrection Act
“He’s just disappeared”: What it’s like to be detained by ICE — and why some prefer to be deported
Russell Payne
For some immigrants picked up by ICE, being expelled from the country is seen as preferable to indefinite detention
Take back the night: Establishing a “right to darkness” could save our night skies
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Dark sky proponents mull the rights of nature to battle light pollution. Here's how it would work
“Home-growns are next”: Trump proposes sending US citizens to El Salvador prisons
Alex Galbraith
The president encouraged the president of El Salvador to build more prisons
Republicans’ new food aid plan: States pay more, families get less
Ashlie D. Stevens
From slashed budgets to soda bans, a new GOP SNAP plan could leave millions hungry
Musk’s DOGE mission goes off target with Republicans
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump's golden boy looks to have lost his touch
America’s happiness crisis is a generational divide
Chauncey DeVega
The U.S. falls to its lowest rank ever in the 2025 World Happiness Report
RFK’s pledge to discover the “cause” of autism isn’t just a ploy — it’s a war on children’s health
Amanda Marcotte
The head of this "research" is no doctor — and has a history of torturing kids with fake autism "cures"
Making a war film apolitical is impossible
Coleman Spilde
The directors of "Warfare" claim their hyperrealistic movie has no message. That's not true at all
“Sacramento” makes a hilarious, heartfelt case for California’s capital
Coleman Spilde
As Joan Didion said, "Sacramento is the least typical of the Valley towns," and this film is a testament to why
“Unbelievable and egregious”: NC voters fear retroactive disenfranchisement after court ruling
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin is trying to overturn his election loss by throwing out 65,000 votes
The latest book on the romance of Beatles lore reassesses Lennon and McCartney’s bond
Kenneth Womack
Ian Leslie’s "John & Paul" risks distorting history by romanticizing a bond that had long since faded
“Suffering from the whims of a madman”: MAGA measures true cost of Trump’s tariff gamble
Brian Karem
Our supposedly brilliant president caves in on tariffs in less than a week — but it may be too late
Trump blinks on tariffs in face of GOP resistance — but hasn’t given up his cult-leader dreams
Amanda Marcotte
"BE COOL": Trump is still projecting "last days of Waco" vibes, despite a 90-day "pause" on tariffs
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