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Grill like a chef this Labor Day: Brian Lewis’ charmoula for an ever better BBQ
Michael La Corte
Lewis on charmoula, his favorite things to grill and the chefs who've "uniquely contributed" to his culinary growth
The end of the abolition era: Democrats quietly drop their opposition to the death penalty
Austin Sarat
As goes the Democratic Party so goes the national conversation on criminal justice reform
Donald Trump’s embrace of RFK Jr. exposes the campaign’s QAnon strategy
Amanda Marcotte
The old MAGA conspiracy theory is still around — and may be sucking in people who'd otherwise dislike Trump
From “10” to “Victor/Victoria,” PBS’ delightful Blake Edwards doc honors the lover of slapstick
Gary M. Kramer
Julie Andrews, Patton Oswalt, Bo Derek and more weigh in on the iconic filmmaker of "Breakfast at Tiffany's"
America’s first post-pandemic political party: COVID made the Democratic convention different
Dennis Aftergut
The DNC touched on our deep need for community
RFK Jr.’s sister accuses him of trying to “set fire to my father’s memory” with Trump endorsement
Nicholas Liu
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his campaign for president last Friday after conversations with Donald Trump
Long COVID is a “public health crisis for kids,” experts say
Nicole Karlis
New research sheds light on the growing burden of pediatric long COVID while it continues to be ignored
Head lice at school isn’t the crisis it used to be. Here’s why
Nicole Karlis
Over the decades our understanding of lice has changed, but stigma and misinformation lingers on
A sequel of injustice 60 years in the making
Rann Miller
For perspective on the 2024 DNC, we mustn’t look to 1968, but rather 1964
“Do something”: The challenge of the Obamas’ marching orders begins now
Chauncey DeVega
It is now up to the Democrats and other pro-democracy Americans to go out there and get the job done
Inside Taco Bell’s disastrous Baja Blast-themed Stanley Cup release that left fans disappointed
Joy Saha
Several hopeful yet angry consumers claimed the chain's Stanley x Bajaversary tumbler was one big online scam
Trump’s cult of personality threatens to hasten the demise of the GOP
Chauncey DeVega
Establishment Republicans' DNC epiphany may have come too late
“He struggled”: Author who repeatedly interviewed Trump recalls his “memory lapses”
Nandika Chatterjee
"Clearly he has his foggy memory and his short-term memory isn't great," says Ramin Setoodeh
Reviving the coast: Chef Dean Neff on the magic of North Carolina’s sustainable culinary renaissance
Michael La Corte
At Seabird, Neff relies on local farmers, fishers and foragers — and whatever they find in the oceans and marshes
Donald Trump is holding back rural America
Chauncey DeVega
Nicholas Jacobs, author of "The Rural Voter," explains that the former president's connection is all-encompassing
Election deniers secretly pushed rule to make it easier to delay certification of Georgia’s election
Doug Bock Clark
GOP-led State Election Board set to adopt rule that could throw the swing state into chaos in November
Don’t feel like cooking? Caroline Chambers’ new cookbook has you covered
Joy Saha
The seasoned recipe developer and culinary expert hopes her recent release will empower novice cooks in the kitchen
Donald Trump and JD Vance: Decoding a double dose of right-wing racism
Paul Rosenberg
Old-fashioned "paleoconservative" racism and neocon-flavored pseudoscience, united at last on the 2024 GOP ticket
“A story of contrasts”: The DNC returns to Chicago — but 2024 promises to be nothing like 1968
Matthew Rozsa
Chicago has been home to Democratic conventions both triumphant and disastrous
Behind the Michelin star: Chef Andrew Zimmerman’s secret to success at Chicago’s Sepia
Michael La Corte
"My openness and curiosity around music helped set the stage for my openness and curiosity with food, too"
Taco Bell to take customers down memory lane with five popular menu items from the past five decades
Joy Saha
The fan-favorite flashbacks are available exclusively at three Taco Bell locations in Southern California
“Cooking saved my life more than once”: Chef Einat Admony on her culinary memoir “Taste of Love”
Michael La Corte
"My cookbooks would be G-rated, while this memoir could be rated R"
The babysitter factor: Democrats have one big question to answer with their convention
Brian Karem
Democrats have already shown up the “unity” of Trump’s RNC — now they must use the DNC for more than the Macarena
“Abusers are gonna see this film too”: “It Ends With Us” producer on sending a message to everyone
Gabriella Ferrigine
Christy Hall, who also adapted the novel, discusses aging up the characters and gaslighting the audience on purpose
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