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A salty, sweet croissant butter to spread on your croissants — and everything else
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two perfect comfort foods, together in one jar
More soul (and soup) in 2024: A restaurant critic looks back and ahead
Maggie Hennessy
Watch out, espresso martini and fancy faux fish
These 8 mind-bending moments in science made us question reality in 2023
Rae Hodge
From dark stars to new laws of evolution, the year was full of mind-blowing scientific research
From “Parasite” to “Dr. Brain,” here’s where to watch Lee Sun-kyun’s best movies and TV shows
Nardos Haile, Hanh Nguyen
The actor's many noteworthy projects – including legal dramas, thrillers, sci-fi mysteries – can be streamed now
“If Trump wins the 2024 election …”: Leaving the “carnival of madness” that was 2023 behind
Chauncey DeVega
Political experts take a look back at the tumultuous last year — and make their predictions for the big year ahead
Why seasonal depression is about more than the bleakness of winter
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Experts explain the myths and realities of seasonal affective disorder — and what to do about it
The 12 biggest moments in animation this year
Michael Lee
From "Spider-Verse" and "Blue Eye Samurai" to "Frieren" and "Boy and the Heron," this year was an animation feast
“People do forget, and that is OK: “Occupied City” challenges how we recall the Holocaust
Gary M. Kramer
Steve McQueen & Bianca Stigter's hypnotic documentary overlays contemporary Amsterdam with historical narrative
A “hierarchy of opinion”: The uniquely intense world of recipe comment moderation
Maggie Hennessy
"I’m always trying to decide, is there something wrong with the recipe or is this just personal taste?"
Two decades after “The Return of the King,” we still remember Aragorn’s warning about US militarism
Melanie McFarland
Viggo Mortensen once warned that our country would be viewed as Saruman, not welcome saviors
In defense of fruitcake, the holiday’s most misunderstood punchline
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Think fruitcake is only good as a doorstop? Think again
“This insatiable thing in us”: Tegan and Sara reflect on their drive and making music in their 40s
Annie Zaleski
The artists discuss Audible Original "Under My Control," rerecording songs & reevaluating how to approach music now
The US Army’s World War II warning comes back to haunt us
Chauncey DeVega
In 1945 the US Army warned about fascism — and almost perfectly described Donald Trump
James Comer’s shady shell company makes clear that Republicans’ Biden crusade is pure GOP projection
Heather Digby Parton
Rep. James Comer conveniently forgot to report his assets — which goes against House disclosure rules
2023 proved that climate change isn’t coming — it’s here, and things are spiraling out of control
Matthew Rozsa
This sizzling year shattered records related to heat, sea ice and more. And the future could get even hotter
Does Frasier Crane listen to Donald Trump?
Melanie McFarland
Reports that "Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer supports Trump are only shocking if you didn't already know his politics
Jonathan Majors’ assault and harassment trial – what’s happened so far in the first week
Joy Saha
If convicted, the "Creed III" star could face up to a year in prison
The importance of traditional Hawaiian food systems after the Lahaina blaze
Leilani Marie Labong
"More than ever, the ongoing work of Indigenous farmers to revitalize traditional agriculture is in the spotlight"
Are psychedelics a treatment for long COVID? Researchers probing this mystery don’t have answers yet
Rich Haridy
Mounting evidence suggests long COVID could be related to serotonin, but the science is far from definite
The celebrity worship of “Love Has Won”: Why Robin Williams may have resonated with a cult
Melanie McFarland
Star worship can be taken to extremes, and death sometimes isn't even an obstacle ... but an opportunity
“Part Mussolini, part Berlusconi, part Putin”: Historian on Trump’s planned “legal revolution”
Chauncey DeVega
"It is clear that a second Trump term will be quite different from the first"
Impossible to shop for? These 5 books got you covered for gifts this holiday season
D. Watkins
Are your family members hard to find gifts for, or are you not paying attention? Either way, I'm here to help
Robert Smigel on evolving from “SNL” satire and bawdy dog puppets to family-friendly fare like “Leo”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comedy vet discusses the skit that shocked Dave Chappelle, writing "Christmastime for the Jews" and his dad era
The bad news is Trump is polling well — but the good news is he’s ready to blow it
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is running on the Big Lie and a promise to take away Obamacare — both are losing strategies
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