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20 reasons why Donald Trump has been good for America: No, seriously
Gregory D. Foster
He was the worst president imaginable — and could still get worse. But Donald Trump was a crucial wakeup call
Matt Gaetz under investigation for 2017 drugs party attended by minor, per sworn statement
Griffin Eckstein
The Republican congressman was previously investigated by the DOJ as to whether or not he had sex with the minor
Dickey Betts, legendary Allman Brothers co-founder and guitarist, dies at 80
Nicholas Liu
Betts, who had been suffering from ill-health since his last performance in 2018, died in his Florida home
A one-shot vaccine for COVID, flu and future viruses? Researchers say it’s coming
Nicole Karlis
New RNA-based vaccine strategy could be a breakthrough: No boosters, no needles and far more rapid effects
HBO’s “The Sympathizer” is an enthralling sift through identity, memory and Vietnam after the war
Melanie McFarland
This adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s 2016 Pulitzer Prize novel persuades us to embrace its beautiful confusion
Kit Harington confirms there will be no Jon Snow “Game of Thrones” spinoff
Gabriella Ferrigine
"It's firmly on the shelf," the former Winterfellian told Screen Rant in a new interview
Joe Biden says he’s “outraged and heartbroken” after Israeli strike kills World Central Kitchen team
Joy Saha
The President also reached out to chef José Andrés "to convey my deepest condolences for the deaths"
How food preferences are linked to cognition and brain health
Barbara Jacquelyn Sahakian, Christelle Langley, Jianfeng Feng, Wei Cheng
"Food . . . isn't just linked to your physical and mental health, but also to your cognitive function . . ."
“Israel has not done enough”: Biden “outraged” by strike that killed World Central Kitchen workers
Igor Derysh
"Even more tragically, this is not a stand-alone incident," Biden said, calling out mounting civilian deaths
Breathing not-so-easy: Can meditation and ice baths really set your mind and body free?
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Techniques like the Wim Hof method are all the rage, but the evidence for their healing prowess is mixed
In the absence of American unity, we return to trust
Lucian K. Truscott IV
There is at least one positive post-COVID development
Clinical social worker: “With the Trump Bible, one must consider dementia”
Chauncey DeVega
"A person who isn't cognitively impaired should be doing a cost-benefit analysis"
Israel and the Puritans: A dangerous historical romance
Jim Sleeper
When English settlers came to the "new Zion," they behaved much like Israeli Zionists today. What's the lesson?
Why Easter brings me back to church
Gabriella Ferrigine
Even though I don’t practice in earnest anymore, memories and community give me a reason to return every spring
I thought I had partied at Freaknik
D. Watkins
A Hulu film explores the glory days of Atlanta's notorious Spring Break scene, and it's not what I had experienced
“Aliens are hot right now!” So is Alan Tudyk, thanks to his astronomical appeal on “Resident Alien”
Melanie McFarland
The star of Syfy's hit series (now on Netflix) discusses an extraterrestrial affair and hope for humanity
How mussels made a Michelin-starred chef
Michael La Corte
“The aroma of mussels simmering with garlic, onions, and celery permeated everything, even our skin"
“Hastening his deterioration”: Dr. John Gartner on impact of court trials on “Trump’s fragile brain”
Chauncey DeVega
"He is cognitively weak and closer than you might think to being completely disabled"
Forensic psychiatrist on physical signs of Trump’s mental decline: “Changes in movement and gait”
Chauncey DeVega
"His walk appears wide-based," Dr. Elisabeth Zoffmann notes of Trump. "He has developed a swing of his right leg."
“Indigenous people rarely make it into the headlines”: “Limbo” probes an aboriginal cold case
Gary M. Kramer
An "unrecognizable" Simon Baker and director Ivan Sen spoke to Salon about addressing justice for First Australians
Lost in the malignant normality of the Trumpocene
Chauncey DeVega
Normalizing MAGA abuse only further entraps us in the Trumpocene
Documentary “Remembering Gene Wilder” leaves no question as to who the love of his life was
Kelly McClure
Best known as the original Willy Wonka, Wilder was married four times before his death from Alzheimer's in 2016
Facing three global crises, the American empire may be nearing final collapse
Alfred McCoy
Joe Biden is already struggling to manage wars in Ukraine and Gaza, with China waiting for its moment
“Experts are desperate to warn the public”: Hundreds sign Dr. John Gartner’s Trump dementia petition
Chauncey DeVega
"They see the signs of Trump’s cognitive decline through the eyes of years of training and experience"
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