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How we got from George W. Bush to Donald Trump: Liberals had more to do with it than we’d like to think
Anis Shivani
History may view the Obama presidency as a brief (and failed) neoliberal interlude on the road to American fascism
Acid redux: My long, strange, cancer-fighting trip back to tripping
Davin Seay
Our dual cancer diagnoses plunged me and my wife into depression. Could LSD, the drug of my youth, help now?
How “Bitches Brew” blew our minds: Remembering the first time I heard Miles Davis’ masterpiece
George Grella Jr.
We were 15, in my friend's basement. We thought we knew our stuff, but no one else did what Miles did
Sure, the torrent of Trump leaks is irresistible — but some leaks serve to protect the rich and powerful
Bob Hennelly
How the tale of Chris Christie, Jared Kushner's dad and one ill-timed leak made the Trump White House possible
Destin Daniel Cretton makes another sincere beauty with “The Glass Castle”
Max Cea
Cretton’s adaptation of Jeannette Walls’ 2005 memoir works on all levels
Hong Kong’s democratic struggle and the rise of Chinese authoritarianism
Kelly Chernin
A Hong Kong court purged four pro-democracy politicians from its legislative council — sparking protests
“We really had a Warhol? “: Lisanne Skyler talks about her HBO documentary “Brillo Box (3¢ off)”
Tom Roston
A documentary that observes the fortunes of a Pop Art touchstone from the perspective of family memory and history
“Sharknado 5: Global Swarming” makes us question why this keeps happening to us
Melanie McFarland
For the fifth time, "Sharknado" comes to Syfy and we're past the point of diminishing returns.
Is it okay to unmask celebrities like Angelyne?
Matthew Rozsa
If the celebrity hasn't harmed anyone, why would it be okay to expose secrets they'd prefer to keep to themselves?
Fright club: Trumps’ troops invade blue L.A. county
Rev. Jim Conn
No one expected a small group of Trump supporters to attend the Santa Monica Committee on Racial Justice
Why are two old socialists like Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn leading the 21st Century left?
Ronald Aronson
These men embody old-fashioned values such as fairness and equality
Hacker conference demonstrates how easily voting machines can be compromised
Matthew Sheffield
Voting machine manufacturers swear their products are secure but DEF CON attendees showed otherwise
Please stop breaking up with my girlfriend
Nick Rowan Bassman
I was the one who wanted an open relationship. So why was I so upset when she and my roommate became involved?
The Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli on keeping it “fun” after death of a beloved bandmate
Annie Zaleski
After the loss of guitarist Dave Rosser, the beloved '90s band drops a new album and soldiers on
“I think that it’s easier to seek revenge than come to terms with someone inside.”: Holly Hunter stars in “Strange Weather”
Gary M. Kramer
Hunter is playing a fierce mama bear in "Strange Weather," and in very different circumstances in "Big Sick"
Author Tom Nichols on how Trump won: “People looked up from their phones and said, ‘Where’s my money?'”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Death of Expertise" on how narcissism, stupidity and the internet got us an accidental president
Dunkirk survivors’ terror didn’t end when they were rescued
John Broich
The trauma suffered during the Battle of Dunkirk continues to haunt survivors
Is dead Donald Trump funny? Understanding gallows humor in the Trump era
Sophia A. McClennen
There's never been a president who so thoroughly invites mockery, but not all Trump jokes are equally funny
The White City Devil’s early life: “I think that he would have killed her”
Adam Selzer
Accounts differ on serial killer H.H. Holmes as a boy and a young man. We know his first marriage didn't end well
From the Enlightenment to the Dark Ages: How “new atheism” slid into the alt-right
Émile P. Torres
A movement supposedly committed to science and reason has decayed into racism, misogyny and intolerance. I'm done
Report: The “Failing” New York Times is more profitable, popular since Trump’s election
Gabriel Bell
Despite what the President of the United States says, profits and subscriptions are up at the paper
NPR workers just showed us why journalists need to organize
Michael Arria
The two sides reached a three-year agreement just before the deadline — preventing 400 employees from striking
Under the big night sky: why we all feel so alone in the age of Trump
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump has taken advantage of an atomization in American culture
Petition: Let’s replace a Confederate monument with a manatee memorial
Alessandra Maldonado
A posthumous statue of Snooty the manatee may replace a controversial Confederate memorial.
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