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Trump’s Jan. 6 defense strategy: “Flood the zone with sh*t”
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his defenders resort to his Big Lie tactics: Spew so much nonsense that debunkers can't keep up
Why Trump’s Jan. 6 indictment feels so different: This time, there are victims
Amanda Marcotte
This time it's personal: As Jack Smith writes, Trump attacked our "right to vote, and to have one’s vote counted"
Why do I cook like a Sicilian? Seeing myself in the food of Italy
Maggie Hennessy
Some of these tendencies I can explain — including my love of oily fish, simple pasta and bright flavors
With Mr. Big out of circulation, “And Just Like That” recycles Aidan into the story
Melanie McFarland
Returning John Corbett's sexy furniture maker may delight some, but it stymies the evolution of Carrie Bradshaw
Unlocking the brain’s spiral symphony: a new path to understanding brain activity
Lindsay Kalter
Swirling brain waves may hold the key to decoding the mysteries of cognition
Dear Ron DeSantis, slavery was not a job skills program
Chauncey DeVega
A losing Republican campaign finds a winning issue: whitewashing the enslavement of Black Americans
MAGA longs to impeach Joe Biden — and un-impeach Donald Trump. It won’t work
Austin Sarat, Dennis Aftergut
Trump's followers hope to smear Biden and redeem their hero — but desperate rewrites of history never stick
“Any other place, his career would be over”: Fox colleagues disgusted at Gutfeld’s “useful” Jews jab
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Greg Gutfeld said on “The Five” that Jewish people "had to be useful" in order to survive the Holocaust
Gotta get back in time: The current explosion of time travel novels goes beyond sci-fi and fantasy
Nancy McCabe
If something about how we've been experiencing time feels messed up to you, you're not alone
When Greenland was green: Ancient soil from beneath a mile of ice offers warnings for the future
Paul Bierman, Tammy Rittenour
Frozen soil extracted during the Cold War reveals a time when Greenland was free of ice. It could happen again
All about arepas: How to make this ancient, 4-ingredient staple
Michael La Corte
"The popularity and growth of the arepa around the world is increasing every year"
“Train and socialize”: Expert on linguistic anthropology explains how Trump is warping MAGA minds
Chauncey DeVega
The implications stretch far beyond Donald Trump — and are ominous for American society
Abandoning nuclear power was a mistake. Germany must return to the future of energy
Nick O’Hara
Renewables alone can't provide the clean energy we need to combat climate change
“Past Lives” and my family know the true role of that almost mythological first love
Iris Kim
My grandmother would tell me wistful stories of her chut sarang, a handsome law student she didn't end up with
How dead is “dead enough”?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Your loved one checked the box to be an organ donor at the DMV. Now they're dead. What happens?
GOP war on the FBI: Republican attacks on Chris Wray echo ideology of OKC bomber Timothy McVeigh
Amanda Marcotte
Being a "good" Republican means embracing the anti-government ideology that led to the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing
Can in-utero exposure to acetaminophen cause autism and ADHD?
Teresa Carr
The debate over how to interpret acetaminophen science has profound implications for individuals and the public
Republican women learn the hard way: Complicity will not protect you
Amanda Marcotte
The Freedom Caucus ousts Marjorie Taylor Greene and Ron DeSantis ends alimony for older, mostly conservative women
Searching for Saboun Nabulsi, the olive oil soap that connects Palestinian-Americans like me to home
Natalie Jabbar
For the diaspora community, this commodity has become a love letter, written in sun and air and earth
“There were weird silver linings”: How Sarah Silverman worked through grief to still make us laugh
Melanie McFarland
The comedian spoke to Salon about her latest special, not second-guessing your audience and her "Daily Show" gig
Joe Biden’s quiet success goes much further than Bidenomics
Heather Digby Parton
If this is what happens when you have an elder as a leader maybe we ought to think about amending the Constitution
New study shows a link between food insecurity and cognitive decline in older adults
Michael La Corte
The study monitored older adults' cognitive function and memory in relation to their food security status
“They’re tired of explaining their own bodies”: Intersex folks counter right-wing hate and shaming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Every Body" documentary director Julie Cohen: "There's a lot of fear about anything that doesn't fit expectations"
Aspartame might be classified as a possible carcinogen by WHO — but there’s no cause for panic
Gunter Kuhnle
"While reports like these can understandably be worrying, there's no reason to panic at this stage"
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