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Now is the time for a COVID-19 synthesis
C. Brandon Ogbunu
Collective trauma has made talk about the pandemic overwhelming. Five years on, it’s time to apply lessons learned
“A firewall against erasure”: Jennifer Beals on “The L Word” book fans demanded
Kelly McClure
What began as a gift for cast and crew has become a shared reflection of queer history and connection
Don’t believe the hype: MAGA knows that RFK’s “endorsement” of vaccines is phony
Amanda Marcotte
Using Trump's pandemic playbook, Kennedy uses anti-prevention actions to speak louder than his empty words
“It’s sickening”: Trump order censoring Black history displays a “fundamental misunderstanding”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"You can't make America great again if you don't acknowledge all the things that America is"
Mushrooms, murder and messed-up emotions: Welcome back to “The Last of Us”
Erin Qualey
Refresh your memory on Joel and Ellie’s journey through a fungus-ravaged world just in time for Season 2
Goose-steppers in the name of freedom: The nonsensical cult that now rules America
Mike Lofgren
Trump's followers have embraced so many absurd, illogical contradictions they have no way back to reality. Do we?
Eat the rich films have run their course
Coleman Spilde
The bland satire in "Death of a Unicorn" makes its message unappetizing; there are tastier options
In the queer thriller “Misericordia,” coming home is anything but melodramatic
Coleman Spilde
Writer-director Alain Guiraudie's latest subverts the gay coming-home story without sacrificing its messiness
Corruption hunters say Trump’s USAID cuts just made organized crime groups “much more dangerous”
Russell Payne
In slashing the USAID budget, President Donald Trump defunded one of the leading international criminal watchdogs
Randy Fine, a swamp creature so vile even DeSantis hates him, wins special election in Florida
Alex Galbraith
Fine has long been known in his home state for petty feuds, outrageous attacks and MAGA views
DEI was never for us anyway
Oneya Fennell Okuwobi
The one crucial component missing from the business case for diversity
How queer nightlife shaped Chicago — and America
Brandon Summers-Miller
"The dance kept us in the fight, because it was the dance we were fighting for"
“Reading builds empathy”: The case for saving America’s libraries
Melanie McFarland
America needs "third places" like our libraries more than we ever have, both functionally and philosophically
The cautionary tale of the real-life Snow White who lived among us in Hollywood
Whitney Friedlander
Adriana Caselotti voiced and embodied the original Disney princess, but that lifestyle wasn't always a fairy tale
“We were meant to be outdoor creatures”: Experts say screens are only part of poor vision epidemic
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Outdoor time is essential to the developing eye. We're getting less and less of it
What makes humans intelligent? These unique neurons might hold the key
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Research suggests our intelligence may arise from specialized brain cells only found in humans
On “The White Lotus,” the Ratliffs ooze the kind of idle rich ignorance that’s killing us
Melanie McFarland
Wealthy fools are a feature of "The White Lotus," but this family may be the apotheosis of society's ruin
Trump resurrects George W. Bush’s rendition regime
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's rationale for dredging up wartime powers to render people to a foreign prison is rather familiar
Containing multitudes: Why feeling mixed emotions can actually be healthy
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Simultaneous joy and rage aren't contradictions — they're part of a spectrum of emotional intelligence
Here’s the key to Trump’s foreign policy: What would McKinley do?
Mark Lawrence Schrad
William McKinley's combination of high tariffs and overseas imperialism was disastrous — but not to Donald Trump
Goats, guts and a glorious day: “Severance” closes with a man divided
Melanie McFarland
The second season answers the question of who Mark S. wants to be. Where he can run from here is an unsolved puzzle
“Severance” and the horrors of RTO: The case against bringing your best self to work
Melanie McFarland
The divide between Lumon's workaholic "innies" and sad "outies" proves we should save our best energy for ourselves
Altruism is actually a fantastic survival strategy
Nicole Karlis
Primate and neuroscience studies tell us a lot about how evolution rewards kindness and cooperation
Masks off: The lessons we didn’t learn from COVID
Carlyn Zwarenstein
The pandemic accelerated economic disparity, revealing a disturbing acceptance of mass death. Did we learn nothing?
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