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Peace talks in Budapest? Beware of Trump’s ulterior motive
Chauncey DeVega
His preference for Hungary's capital holds dark symbolism for Ukraine — and the US
Cracker Barrel and the Americana debate
Ashlie D. Stevens
The old country store has gone "woke" — and ignited a fight over who owns the American aesthetic
11 fall movies you won’t want to miss
Coleman Spilde
Whether witchy, funny or action-packed, these films promise a singularly exciting fall season at the theater
Meeting Vlad in Alaska? Anything to stop talking about Epstein
Brian Karem
The Epstein files have been knocked off the front pages. But the stain continues to spread
MAGA can’t decide if women should be allowed to dance
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans claim to love sorority dances. But mere months ago, carefree girls were objects of over-the-top hate
Trump’s war on the Smithsonian echoes the fight over its founding
Austin Sarat
Thanks to states' rights politicians, the institution nearly never existed in the first place
Judge: Trump’s former attorney Habba has been illegally serving as top N.J. prosecutor
Alex Galbraith
A New Jersey judge found that Trump's former defense attorney was serving as the state's top prosecutor illegally
Former Eric Adams advisers accused of bribery
Alex Galbraith
One Adams associate reportedly handed a reporter money inside a half-eaten bag of potato chips
To defeat Trumpism, Democrats must speak the language of pain
Chauncey DeVega
Effective political messaging targets — and wins — the heart
Elon Musk’s new political party isn’t happening
Garrett Owen
The so-called America Party was proposed back when Musk was openly feuding with President Donald Trump
Melania’s “Dear Putin” letter is about MAGA sexism, not peace
Amanda Marcotte
Even a deadly war can't get in the way of pushing cartoonishly retro gender roles
Veterans fear Trump creating conditions for another Kent State
Charles R. Davis
War veterans worry escalating violence could be "politically advantageous" for Trump
House will release some of DOJ’s Epstein files
Alex Galbraith
The House Oversight Committee said it would make Epstein docs public, following redactions to protect victims
I rescued a panini press. It saved dinner
Ashlie D. Stevens
When a $0 appliance changes the way you cook, you keep it — and maybe rethink the gadgets you’ve left behind
Fox News host riled by Gavin Newsom’s Trump-style tweets
Blaise Malley
Dana Perino said Newsom was making a "fool" of himself by emulating Trump's posting style
Was Melania’s letter to Putin written by ChatGPT? We read closely for clues
Jason Kyle Howard
The failures of the first lady's prose can't be blamed on AI
By taking over DC, Trump may have outflanked the Democrats — again
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats have been branded "soft on crime" for 60 years. Will they ever learn to turn the tables?
The Trump-backed candidate for New Jersey governor makes an awkward appeal to Black voters
Garrett Owen
"Blacks Back Jack," claims Jack Ciattarelli's website, but his campaign can't name any Black supporters
Tesla’s futuristic diner fizzles
Joy Saha
The Hollywood diner was pitched as next-gen cool. Now it’s a case study in overpromise
Why MAGA calls Trump “Daddy”
Amanda Marcotte
Yes, it's a weird sex thing. But it also reveals secret insecurities
Trump is spitting on the grave of Martin Luther King Jr.
Clarence Lusane
The president and MAGA are misusing King's name — and taking a wrecking ball to civil rights protections
“South Park” and the high price of free speech
Melanie McFarland
With our First Amendment rights under attack, those in the best position to defend them also happen to be rich
Trump baked in Alaska: He grovels — worse yet, it’s bad TV
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump gave Putin everything and got nothing back — but that's not why the media felt so betrayed
Florida desensitized my family to cruel and unusual punishment
Tanya Rey
It's not just at Alligator Alcatraz. Horrific conditions exist throughout the Sunshine State's prisons
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