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“I know what the hell I’m doing”: Biden fires back at special counsel’s memory comments
Kelly McClure
In a last-minute addition to his schedule, Biden addresses Robert Hur calling his mental capabilities into question
More “navigators” are helping women travel to have abortions
Lillian Mongeau Hughes
In the first six months of 2023, nearly 1 in 5 abortion patients traveled out of state to get care
How “Fast Car,” a 1988 hit, became the vehicle that travels between cultural divides in 2024
Melanie McFarland
There's a reason many of us were moved by Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs harmonizing on her hit at the Grammys
A majority of Americans have stomach problems, so why can’t we quit spicy food?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Experts explain why it's OK to say no to "extra spicy"
The crime of living: What the kidnapping of Patty Hearst teaches us about assumption and perspective
Kelly McClure
Journalist and author Roger D. Rapoport breaks down all sides of Hearst's story in "Searching for Patty Hearst"
“Feud: Capote vs. The Swans” makes us miss Ryan Murphy’s facility for writing difficult women
Melanie McFarland
Truman Capote's ugly BFF breakup is exactly the type of material Murphy would smash. Too bad he didn't write it
E. Jean Carroll’s lawyer threatens to seek sanctions over Alina Habba’s “utterly baseless” claim
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Roberta Kaplan accused Trump's lawyer of pushing a "false narrative" over alleged conflict of interest
Jay Leno files for conservatorship over wife due to her worsening dementia
Kelly McClure
"Unfortunately, Mavis has been progressively losing capacity," Leno's petition details
In defense of Taylor Swift’s performance in “Cats”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Now that "Cats" is on Netflix, we should reevaluate it as "Cats: Taylor's Version." It's a lot more fun that way
Ava DuVernay’s “Origin” synthesizes a massive human injustice in something personal
Melanie McFarland
The director of "13th" connects Isabel Wilkerson's story to the vast thesis of her acclaimed 2020 non-fiction book
“There will always be Holocaust deniers”: How “Zone of Interest” reveals unsettling truths about us
Gary M. Kramer
The Oscar-nominated Johnnie Burn spoke to Salon about producing the sounds from the death camp next door
Trump ramps up the threats of violence — and as usual, the media looks away
Chauncey DeVega
How has the mainstream media continually failed to recognize the threat? Let us count the ways
“Never forget the system is rigged”: Why America Ferrera’s “Barbie” nomination is the one we needed
Melanie McFarland
The director and main star of 2023's biggest film were denied Oscar nominations, but Ferrera's Gloria spoke to us
In “Society of the Snow,” consumption is a sacrament in which the dead and the living become one
Gabriella Ferrigine
J.A. Bayona's latest film offers a fresh perspective on how we can remember the 1972 Andes plane crash
“Embarrassing”: Ron DeSantis mocked for dropping out with fake Winston Churchill quote
Gabriella Ferrigine
The falsely attributed quote reportedly actually appeared in a 20th-century beer ad
Take it from me: You should be re-pickling your store-bought pickles
Bibi Hutchings
"I am partial to these pickles. I think they are the very best, hands down, bar none"
Legal experts: Trump lawyer’s “embarrassing” performance “making the jury dislike her intensely”
Igor Derysh
"Glaringly obvious" incompetence on display as judge tells jury to "disregard everything Ms. Habba just said"
Advances in mind-decoding technologies raise hopes (and worries)
Fletcher Reveley
Devices that connect brains to computers are increasingly sophisticated. Can the neurorights movement catch up?
“You just can’t control yourself”: Judge threatens to kick “disruptive” Trump out of court
Gabriella Ferrigine
"I would love it," Trump responded, taunting Judge Lewis Kaplan
Judge scolds Trump after Carroll attorney calls him out for grumbling so loud the jury could hear
Gabriella Ferrigine
Trump shook his head and was overheard complaining during E. Jean Carroll's testimony
The killing of Gaza’s environment: Israel war turning Gaza into unlivable hellscape
Joshua Frank
A first-class nightmare — supported nearly in full by the Biden administration
Is it OK that you snore? Experts agree: Definitely not
Matthew Rozsa
Snoring is often viewed as humorous or innocuous, but experts say it's a design flaw — and a danger signal
“I still have a lot of triggers”: Gypsy Rose Blanchard reinvents herself despite “learning curve”
Nardos Haile
Blanchard spoke to reporters about her bombshell docuseries, not holding grudges and why she may give up cosplaying
9 celebrity memoirs we’re eager to read in 2024
Nardos Haile
From RuPaul and Christine Blasey Ford, these new memoirs show promise for another page-turning year
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