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Wendy Williams won’t be silenced yet
Melanie McFarland
Lifetime's latest about Williams was supposed to film her comeback. Instead it may give her the last word
Jon Stewart mocks critics deeming his “Daily Show” return a “potential disaster for democracy”
Nardos Haile
Last week, the comedian joked that Biden and Trump were both "objectively old," causing a stir with Democrats
Dapping: The overlooked Black celebration that has a long, life-saving history
Rann Miller
Tracing the history of the dap, from Africa to Americana
“True Detective: Night Country” leaves us in a place between the truth of crime and feminine mystery
Melanie McFarland
Is time a flat circle? Is Ennis haunted? For this season it all comes back to the power of womanhood
America is the last global superpower — but the ride’s almost over
Tom Engelhardt
I grew up amid the postwar exuberance of "victory culture." That's all gone now; our nation is running on fumes
How “The Holdovers” writer was inspired by Michelangelo to create a “broken” holy family
Melanie McFarland
"What would happen to my mom if I had been killed?" ponders David Hemingson, who wrote the Oscar-nominated film
MAGA fatigue and the “exhaustion of outrage addiction”
Chauncey DeVega
"Tucker Carlson being summoned to Moscow is not a show of strength. It’s evidence of weakness"
Pausing menopause? Scientists using frozen ovary technique may delay menopause indefinitely
Nicole Karlis
Using cryopreservation of ovarian tissue, menopause could become a thing of the past. But should it?
The Omakase Room’s “Welcome Cocktail” is a masterclass in mocktail magic
Maggie Hennessy
Must a "mocktail" imply some lesser experience?
Biden and Trump are both too old – but only one is a traitor
Brian Karem
The 2024 presidential election is a battle between a bunch of old farts screaming “get off my lawn!”
Republicans amass a record of loss under Trump: “Democrats have been winning at an impressive clip”
Chauncey DeVega
What a pile of GOP losses means for Trump's chances this fall
“Objectively old”: Jon Stewart returns to “The Daily Show” and doesn’t spare Joe Biden
Nardos Haile
The Monday evening host poked fun at Trump's forgetfulness in legal depositions and Biden's recent press conference
Bobi Wine, “The People’s President,” has a message for us: “Be inspired to defend your democracy”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Ugandan activist and political leader Bobi Wine, whose Oscar-nominated documentary is a lifeline
Merrick Garland’s ex-law professor blasts him over Republican special counsel’s Biden report
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"He has bent too far backwards in order to avoid seeming pro-Biden," says Harvard scholar Laurence Tribe
Do we simply not care about old people?
Judith Graham
“It boggles my mind that there isn’t more outrage," one advocate said, asking why aren’t doing more for the elderly
Joe Biden v. Vladimir Putin: This week’s dismal propaganda war had no winners
Andrew O'Hehir
Biden's press conference — let's be honest! — was a disaster. Putin's tedious history lesson only wins by default
“Joe is not helping his own cause”: Bill Maher weighs-in on Hur’s Biden report
Kelly McClure
In a segment of "Real Time," Maher says that Trump-appointed Hur made Biden out to look like Mr. Magoo
Vince McMahon’s “Rosebud” moment: Was a family secret behind his career of abuse?
Irvin Muchnick
After new revelations, the WWE impresario's sordid career is finally over. What led to his history of abuse?
Is tech making learning foreign languages obsolete?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
AI and apps have made translation easier and more accurate than ever, but won't replace the value of the real thing
Hiding Joe Biden won’t help him
Brian Karem
Let President Biden defend his memory. It will remind Americans that Donald Trump is incompetent
“Serious aggravating facts”: Special counsel’s Biden report implicates Trump
Igor Derysh
Unlike Biden, Trump "also obstructed justice by enlisting others to destroy evidence and then to lie about it"
“Comey 2.0”: Legal experts say Republican special counsel’s Biden attack “entirely inappropriate”
Igor Derysh
The Republican prosecutor’s report is a “political gift” to Donald Trump, attorney says
Joe Biden falls victim to Democrats’ special prosecutor delusion
Heather Digby Parton
Special prosecutor is a Republican job, no matter what
Partial recall: Memory experts explain what’s normal forgetfulness — and when you should worry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The risks of dementia are real, but here's why you shouldn't freak out when you forget your keys
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