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Here’s how a chef and mixologist husband-and-wife team are aiming towards a “sustainable future”
Michael La Corte
The culinary couple discuss zero-landfill bar programs, sustainability and the wide world of fish cookery
Donald Trump isn’t fun anymore: How Kamala Harris stole the show — and extinguished his flame
Heather Digby Parton
We are currently watching Trump realize for the first time that he might lose again
“No longer an afterthought”: Chef Scott Crawford on how nonalcoholic cocktail culture has shifted
Michael La Corte
"The sober movement has come a long way"
This Bourbon Iced Tea is the perfect cocktail for summertime “porch sittin’ and afternoon sippin”
Bibi Hutchings
"Sweet tea on a hot, balmy summer day revives and refreshes a body like few other things in this world . . ."
The dark truth behind Donald Trump’s hatred of Kamala Harris’ laugh
Amanda Marcotte
It's not just Kamala Harris: When E. Jean Carroll laughed, Donald Trump sexually assaulted her
The NABJ welcomed Trump to insult them and spread lies about Kamala Harris
Melanie McFarland
The organization has hosted controversial speakers before, including one whose long ago speech was a warning
“She’s gonna win”: Joe Rogan believes that Kamala Harris’ is favored over Trump
Gabriella Ferrigine
"And by the way — I think Hillary could win," Rogan said of some American's desire to keep Trump out of office
Historian Timothy Ryback: “Hitler could only have dreamed” of Trump’s fanatical support
Chauncey DeVega
Parallels between America in 2024 and Weimar Germany "astonish me," says eminent historian of the Nazi era
The MAGA principle tested: Trump grows “more and more radical with each passing day”
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump, the Führer principle, and America’s worsening democracy crisis
In her national debut Kamala Harris was better TV than Donald Trump’s rerun. Can she keep it up?
Melanie McFarland
A callback to "The Apprentice" highlights the limited appeal of repeats against a fresh ensemble player
A delicious history of the apple – from the Tian Sian mountains to supermarket shelves
Serin Quinn
"If there's one thing that defines the history of the apple, it's variety"
The clarity of Joe Biden’s legacy-defining choice
Chauncey DeVega
Leadership has gotten harder and harder to recognize
Apple’s “Time Bandits” reboot is a worthy journey, venturing more broadly through history
Melanie McFarland
The "What We Do in the Shadows" co-creators update Terry Gilliam's family classic to meet the modern age
Colbert: Trump “upset” Biden dropped out because he doesn’t have “good line of attack” on Harris
Gabriella Ferrigine
"Donald, if you really want to steal his thunder, all you have to do is drop out," the comedian quipped
Why the stinky durian really is the “king of all fruits”
John Charles Ryan
"The international market for durians grew 400% last year"
“The Boys” gives us a grim warning of Trumpism’s endgame
Melanie McFarland
The political assassination plot is a coincidence. Pay attention to the empty unity rhetoric and what happens next
Palestinian chef Fadi Kattan on food waste, sustainability and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict
Michael La Corte
"The first few weeks after the 7th of October, I couldn't cook"
Those magic half-hours at Lozano Car Wash, where my dad was all mine
Natalie Jabbar
Under the distinctive green arches of this Bay Area landmark, before he left us, my father once doted on me
Sharks have weathered numerous mass extinctions. Will they survive us?
Matthew Rozsa
Evolution has gifted sharks with surprising adaptability, but climate change could be their death knell
Harris tries to rescue campaign from fundraising pitfall, as donors drop Biden
Griffin Eckstein
As moderate reps and ultrarich donors turn against Biden, the VP is trying to salvage fundraising efforts
Anti-party in a ghost town: Trump’s undead GOP holds an un-convention
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump's Republican Party has no history, no principles and no ideology — because it's just a front
What the FDA’s ban of BVO — a soda additive and flame retardant — says about food safety in America
Ashlie D. Stevens
"It's disgraceful that it took decades of regulatory inaction to protect consumers from this dangerous chemical"
Donald Trump survives an assassination attempt. Can America survive what happens next?
Andrew O'Hehir
We traveled to this bad place together, which means, in theory, that we can still decide to go somewhere else
Dr. Ruth, sex therapist and ambassador to loneliness, dies at age 96
Kelly McClure
Of all the people who deserved to die with a smile on their face, she's at the top of the list
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