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Jon Stewart: MAGA in “open revolt” over Epstein files
Blaise Malley
The Daily Show host had some fun with the right-wing rupture over Jeffrey Epstein
The weirder “And Just Like That” gets, the better it is
Coleman Spilde
"And Just Like That" is so unconcerned with reason, it has circled back toward semi-experimental brilliance
I drank like Hemingway in Hong Kong
Howie Southworth
Dim sum, snake wine and strong drinks on Hemingway’s Hong Kong trail
Aileen Cannon is doing a good job, actually
Tatyana Tandanpolie
After delaying the classified documents case, the Trump-appointed judge is showing she can work fast when she wants
“Sinners” and “KPop Demon Hunters”: a double feature that slays through song
Melanie McFarland
Two very different movies use music to highlight stories about resistance, community and cultural resilience
We can’t quit Cool Whip
Francesca Giangiulio
From wartime science to TikTok desserts, the iconic tub of fluff just keeps reinventing itself.
Chuck E. Cheese and the millennial midlife crisis
Ashlie D. Stevens
Animatronic bands. Nostalgia. Mortal Kombat. The pizza rat is back — and this time, it’s personal
Feeding the warfare state
William D. Hartung
In the "One Big Beautiful Bill," we lose and the weapons makers win
Trump’s “new” war on leaks is as old as journalism
Jesselyn Radack
The administration ignores its own long list of offenders
We can still save education — and that’s the key to saving democracy
Henry A. Giroux
Higher education nurtures critical thinking and democratic action. That's why the right wants to destroy it
Minnesota mourns former House Speaker and family in emotional funeral
CK Smith
Thousands gather to mourn former House Speaker, husband, and golden retriever
Mariska Hargitay unravels the truth of her famous mother’s legacy
Coleman Spilde
In the HBO documentary "My Mom Jayne," Mariska Hargitay comes to terms with the mother she never knew
“Hot Ones”: Owen Wilson on golf, grief and Da Bomb
Joy Saha
The actor stars in “Stick,” a sports comedy television series that premiered on Apple TV+ on June 4
The best of Anthony Bourdain, from the Salon Archives
Ashlie D. Stevens
From early Salon essays to intimate tributes, a collection of writing by and about the chef who changed how we eat
How “cereal milk” became a flavor
Joy Saha
What began as a nostalgic leftover became a dessert phenomenon — and a million-dollar flavor
America slides into totalitarianism — and it won’t be easy to reverse
Mike Lofgren
"Authoritarianism" is so 2018 — Donald Trump and his minions want to conquer all of civil society
We all have a rage virus now
Coleman Spilde
In Danny Boyle's highly anticipated "28 Years Later," the zombie apocalypse is no scarier than watching the news
Tomato and egg already love each other. Join in
Ashlie D. Stevens
Across cultures and kitchens, this elemental pairing asks little and gives everything
Poop is poop: It’s time to legitimize pet parents
Andi Zeisler
The backlash against pet parents reflects deeper anxieties about who gets to define what counts as a real family
Zucchini deserves an apology — and a spot on your summer table
Joy Saha
Summer's signature squash is often criticized for being too abundant. But is that really a problem?
Don’t call it a rom-com: With wit and heart, “Materialists” transcends the tired form
Coleman Spilde
In the follow-up to "Past Lives," Celine Song proves she's mainstream cinema's most perceptive filmmaker
A new Barbara Walters documentary delves into the sometimes unflattering truth of her life
Gary M. Kramer
The director of "Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything" discusses the challenge of telling Walters' multifaceted story
Barbecue, but make it fine dining
Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
A 175-seat spot is changing the story of what BBQ can look — and taste — like
Now Donald Trump is corrupting the military — and perverting its loyalty
Heather Digby Parton
Troops in LA are just the starting point. How much further will he go?
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