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“They control email lists that ask for money”: Stewart bashes Democrats helplessness before Trump
Alex Galbraith
The comedian and TV host pushed back on defenses of the party floated by former press secretary Jen Psaki.
In “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” the screen icon takes on a brand new bedfellow—grief
Coleman Spilde
It's a new day for the beloved rom-com heroine, and director Michael Morris says her longevity is downright radical
Richard Blais on “Next Level Chef,” Italian inspiration and the joy of messy eating
Michael La Corte
The “Top Chef” alum talks "Messy Delicious" — and why he sees himself as the "Tony Romo of culinary competitions"
Trump’s imperialist acid flashback: Is his Club Gaza dream for real?
Andrew O'Hehir
Do we take Trump's outlandish Gaza-Lago vision seriously? In the quantum-Trump realm, all answers are correct
A psychedelic plant from Africa holds promise for addiction and trauma — but it’s not for everyone
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Despite being illegal in the U.S., ibogaine popularity is growing. Here's why this shrub can potentially heal
The secret to the simplest, crispiest wings? Your air fryer
Michael La Corte
Whether you're watching in the Big Game or just looking for the best wing technique, we've got you covered
“What second chances mean”: Ke Huy Quan’s career love story as a sidekick no more
Hanh Nguyen
With "Love Hurts," the actor enters his leading man era, and that's just the beginning
Study finds microplastics in our brains are accumulating, with unknown outcomes on our health
Matthew Rozsa
For the first time, scientists were able to visualize how microplastics amass inside us
“Great Migrations: A People on the Move” shows the leaps of faith that made modern America
Melanie McFarland
All four episodes of Henry Louis Gates' latest are fundamental, but the second holds familiar historic beats
As the Trump admin deletes online data, scientists and digital librarians rush to save it
Carlyn Zwarenstein
The race is on to save public information about health and science before Trump makes it disappear
“Americans were sleep-marched into fascism”: Signs of creeping authoritarianism we can’t miss again
Chauncey DeVega
Americans have "no lived experience of what happens when oligarchs sink their fangs into a country"
“Mountain people are resilient”: Chef Ashleigh Shanti on Black foodways, Hurricane Helene and more
Michael La Corte
The "Top Chef: Houston" alum also discusses her Asheville restaurant Hot Fish
Bihar, India banned alcohol nine years ago. It’s failing just like American Prohibition
Niko Vorobyov
Banning booze in Bihar has empowered gangs and illicit markets in an echo of the 1920s. Here's what went wrong
David Lynch’s musical collaborations built worlds out of what was heard as much as what was seen
Annie Zaleski
Collaborating with a stable of artists, Lynch made sound an essential character in his projects
Gleaning: The ancient practice fighting modern food waste
Natasha Khullar Relph
“The simple act of turning discarded crops into nourishment bridges so many divides"
“Just as bad as we feared”: Experts on the chaos and carnage of Trump’s first week
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's first-week performance was calculated, expected — and highly traumatic. What happens next will be crucial
Steven Soderbergh’s “Presence” is a ghost story unlike anything you’ve seen before
Coleman Spilde
Flipping the perspective of a standard haunt, Soderbergh unravels truths about our disconnected world
Hegseth paid $50k to sexual assault accuser as part of confidentiality agreement
Griffin Eckstein
Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of Defense nominee seems poised for confirmation on Friday
“Highly offensive”: ADL sours on Musk over puns that “trivialize the Holocaust”
Griffin Eckstein
The Anti-Defamation League excused Musk for making a gesture experts called a Nazi salute earlier this week
FDA bans Red No. 3, but experts warn of ongoing gaps in food safety regulations
Ashlie D. Stevens
"The FDA and Congress have a long way to go to reform the broken food chemical regulatory system.”
Oscar nom snubs and surprises: Despite some exciting nods, this tight race looks even more uncertain
Coleman Spilde
A history-making nomination. A nod that will get Trump riled up. A film no one can agree on. Yep, it's Oscar season
Processed red meat isn’t just bad for your heart, it’s also associated with dementia
Eef Hogervorst, Emma O'Donnell
"Eating processed red meat . . . was linked to a 16% higher risk of dementia and a faster rate of cognitive aging"
Listless, uninspired and robotic: Trump’s vision of a “golden age of America” rings hollow
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Now Donald Trump has to meet the high expectations he’s set for MAGA
Alcohol may help you fall asleep faster, but it leads to a worse night’s rest overall — here’s why
Emma Sweeney, Fran Pilkington-Cheney
"But alcohol affects the production of melatonin and alters our body temperature"
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