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“What is Indian food in America?”: Khushbu Shah on the dishes of diaspora and her new cookbook
Michael La Corte
Shah talks about "Amrikan," Food Network and why the freezer is "one of the most underutilized tools we have"
“When the robots get scary,” AMC’s “Orphan Black: Echoes” asks what makes us human
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the creator and star of the "Orphan Black" spinoff about how science changes and invades our lives
Trump’s dark money gets darker: How campaign finance loopholes help his criminal cases
Gregg Barak
The Supreme Court’s reactionary rulings have allowed for Trump’s unprecedented assault on U.S. democracy
“The Boys” introduces Sister Sage, a Black woman who is not going to save you this time
Melanie McFarland
In this dark parody of comic book heroes, a Black woman joins The Seven. And she may be done propping up democracy
Pickleball has declared its official food — and no, it’s not pickles
Joy Saha
Hint: it's among the world's most powerful sources of antioxidants
Dr. Phil’s staged interview with Donald Trump is a sign of the grim political theater to come
Chauncey DeVega
Trump’s interview with Dr. Phil is a distillation of how the mainstream news media is lost in MAGA surrealism
“Meandering and confusing”: Trump showed cognitive decline in interviews, author says
Griffin Eckstein
"Do you remember when we spoke recently?" author Ramin Setoodeh asked Trump after he was interviewed. He didn't
“He couldn’t even remember me”: Trump has “severe memory issues,” says author who interviewed him
Marin Scotten
Variety's Ramin Setoodeh said Trump's cognitive decline is readily apparent
Trump says Biden should take a cognitive test like he did, but can’t remember doctor’s name
Nandika Chatterjee
The former president said Biden might better understand “inflation” if he took a cognitive assessment
I’m grateful for my dad’s unabashed sense of self as the ultimate girl dad
Gabriella Ferrigine
Malleable masculinity: My dad’s flexible approach to conventional definitions of fatherhood
How I learned to stop worrying and love the Garfield
Joey Clift
What a late-night standoff at Motel 6 taught me about life, comedy and the famous lazy orange cat
“High intensity training for the mind”: A neurosurgeon explains why we dream
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Plus, are dreams trying to send you a warning about your health?
Right’s crusade against antisemitism: It’s a blatant effort to silence Jewish voices
Roman Altshuler
"Never again" informs a powerful, uniquely Jewish moral critique. Antisemites and hypocrites want to shut that down
House Republicans hold AG Merrick Garland in contempt
Griffin Eckstein
Garland's refusal to release a tape of Joe Biden that GOP candidates hoped to use for campaigns led to the charge
Turn up the heat: Climate change activists are gearing up for a sizzling summer of dissent
Matthew Rozsa
What brings people to protest during potentially the hottest summer in human history? The future of humanity
The inflationary consequences of Trump’s planned immigration crackdown
Kristian Ramos
Trump will make inflation much worse
Did somebody say Hitler? Critiquing Trump’s Bruce Springsteen song and dance
Megan Volpert
Revisiting "Born in the USA" as it turns 40, we see how Trump puts a totalitarian spin on its messaging
“The Apprentice” long con persists today, even beyond its host’s many convictions
Melanie McFarland
Before Thursday's guilty verdicts, a published account from an unmuzzled producer revealed how his show made Trump
“She was a fighter”: “The Life and Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson” reclaims a victim’s humanity
Gabriella Ferrigine
Lifetime docuseries creator explains how she uses her crime survivor background to honor those affected by violence
The fallout from Trump’s conviction: Who pays for his guilt?
Chauncey DeVega
Like many other Americans, I am exhilarated and scared by Trump’s conviction and what may come next
Amid the Gaza crisis, liberal American Zionism hits a dead end
Abba A. Solomon, Norman Solomon
Netanyahu's regime has made a "two-state solution" virtually impossible — but J Street keeps chasing delusions
“An irreducible verdict”: Maddow and other experts clock in on Trump in his felon era
Kelly McClure
There are as many hot takes as there are felony counts, with reactions pouring in as Trump retreats to his tower
Experts: Trump may “throw in everything” on appeal
Marina Villeneuve
Legal experts told Salon a long process awaits
“It’s not about nihilism”: “The Sympathizer” boss decodes the series’ ending revelations
Melanie McFarland
Don McKellar discusses Robert Downey Jr, the Captain's epiphanies and closing the story in the brutal present tense
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