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Oregano deserves the spotlight
Ashlie D. Stevens
And earns it — in this easy, creamy pantry pasta sauce
Trump’s assault on the Smithsonian is a crime against history
Chauncey DeVega
He's not just "whitewashing" museums. It's a full-on project of white racial erasure
Screaming our way to a fitter world
Melanie McFarland
"The Biggest Loser" taught us that abuse is a motivator. But on "Limitless" Chris Hemsworth only preaches potential
Getting “DOGED”: DOGE targeted him on social media. Then the Taliban took his family
Avi Asher-Schapiro, Christopher Bing
DOGE put his family’s lives at risk by exposing his sensitive work for a U.S.-funded nonprofit
DOJ releases Ghislaine Maxwell transcript: Claims she never saw Trump in “any inappropriate setting”
Igor Derysh
The Justice Department released edited transcripts of her two-day interview with ex-Trump lawyer Todd Blanche
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
Why Amanda Knox’s story still captivates
Melanie McFarland
"The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" wants us to understand its subject instead of judging her case
Is “clanker” a slur? Anti-robot jokes accused of being thinly veiled racism
Alex Galbraith
Some social media users are uncomfortable with the slang term for robots, likening it to racial epithets
How one Oregon activist Is using a liberal policy to stall green energy projects
Tony Schick
Irene Gilbert has filed more challenges to energy projects — 15 in all — than anyone in the state
80 years after Hiroshima, the words “never again” ring hollow
Eric Ross
The bombing's specter looms over the devastation of Gaza and Ukraine
Strawberry milk, now $1,000 a bottle
Francesca Giangiulio
"Gourmand" perfumes like Cry Baby Milk are turning childhood treats into high-end fragrance trends — at a price
Trump’s DC takeover is an ominous move
Chauncey DeVega
Taking the capital isn’t just a power grab — it’s symbolic violence against the nation itself
“Weapons” succumbs to its worst instinct
Coleman Spilde
The "Barbarian" filmmaker fumbles summer's most mysterious movie by revealing both too much and not enough
Trump isn’t “entitled” to Texas congressional seats
Austin Sarat
The 2026 midterms will not be free and fair if Trump can help it
Trump, unraveling, digs himself in deeper with Epstein
Brian Karem
His numbers are sinking. And now even the QAnon Shaman thinks he's a "fraud"
National park gift shops move to ban “corrosive” history books
Garrett Owen
The National Park Service is flagging history books in an effort to purge negative representations of the U.S.
Sydney Sweeney knows exactly what she’s doing
Andi Zeisler
American eugenics has always been a marketing campaign in search of an audience
For survivors of the Bosnian genocide, the war has never ended
Mohammed Zain Shafi Khan
Thirty years later, "some wounds stay open"
Summer’s easiest cake — no oven required
Ashlie D. Stevens
The icebox cake gets a glow-up. Here’s how to build your dream version
With “Happy Gilmore 2,” Adam Sandler’s comedy shows its age
Coleman Spilde
The sequel to the beloved 1996 hit is a tepid, tired reminder that it's OK to move on
We’re living in the world Hulk Hogan — and Donald Trump — made
Chauncey DeVega
"Hulkamania" helped define a generation. But muscles and swagger can't fix everything
David Brooks faces the truth of US history — and runs away
Mike Lofgren
NY Times' pet conservative offers a lengthy apologia for America — and gets pretty much everything wrong
“Alien: Earth” surprises: From xenomorph teeth to a “White Lotus” star
Hanh Nguyen
Noah Hawley answers burning questions about FX's upcoming "Alien" TV show
Ari Aster wants us to relive COVID dread — but we never left
Coleman Spilde
In his latest feature, "Midsommar" provocateur Ari Aster gruelingly chronicles mass hysteria with no perspective
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