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Thanksgiving, my father’s last supper
Leah Blatt Glasser
Thanksgiving in my family, like many others, brings with it the shadow of death even as we celebrate our love
Thanks, Patti LaBelle: Sweet potato pie will always beat pumpkin in my household
Melanie McFarland
The spicy, earthy flavor combination of sweet potato pie has profound meaning and roots in Black American culture
If entertaining is a domestic performance, let Thanksgiving be camp
Ashlie D. Stevens
In theater, camp can equal freedom as an actor. I think it can offer the same in your holiday kitchen
Pelosi speaks against ‘shameless bigotry’ of MAGA Republicans towards transgender community
Brandon Gage
"MAGA Republicans are cruelly undermining the safety and well-being of our transgender community," Pelosi says
Honoring my dad with Bell’s seasoning and family recipes this Thanksgiving
Michael La Corte
When I took over Thanksgiving cooking, mom's stuffing — with Bell's seasoning — was the only dish I didn't update
How James Madison’s forensic science work could save American democracy, 200 years later
Matthew Rozsa
A draft of the Constitution, whose inauthenticity was proved by James Madison, is the focus of legal drama today
What the Sam Bankman-Fried debacle can teach us about “longtermism”
Émile P. Torres
I'm not surprised that longtermism led to fraud, corruption and disaster. I'm mostly surprised it wasn't worse
Secrets of the Dick Francis mysteries: One family kept the “greatest fiction factory” under wraps
Zac Bissonnette
The horse-racing themed thrillers have lasted 60 years, thanks to the efforts of a talented lineage
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” earns its inheritance by embracing loss and matriarchal power
Melanie McFarland
Through Shuri and Wakanda's new nemesis Namor, Ryan Coogler allows the audience to grieve and find a way forward
Her child was stillborn at 39 weeks. She blames a system that doesn’t always listen to mothers
Duaa Eldeib
Every year more than 20,000 pregnancies in the U.S. result in a stillbirth, but not all of them were inevitable
Abortion bans skirt a medical reality: For many teens, childbirth is a dangerous undertaking
Sarah Varney
Conservative states have high teen birth rates and little support — an issue exacerbated by abortion bans
“Catastrophic embarrassment”: Knives out for Mitch McConnell after Democrats win control of Senate
Brandon Gage
"You almost need to stand in awe of the incompetence"
Democrats keep Senate majority, and Republicans trip over themselves to blame each other
Brandon Gage
The midterms are being referred to as a "catastrophic embarrassment" for Republicans
“I should not be blamed at all”: Trump throws his MAGA candidates under the bus after midterm losses
Samaa Khullar
Trump distanced himself from New Hampshire loser Don Bolduc and reportedly trashed Pennsylvania loser Mehmet Oz
“Here we go again”: Trump stokes Arizona conspiracy theories over Maricopa voting machine problems
Areeba Shah
Right-wing media amplified false claims of voter fraud after Maricopa County tabulation machines malfunction
Why I write about war — and why I can’t escape it
Chris Hedges
Writing about what I have witnessed in war is painful, not cathartic. But the orgiastic bloodlust never stops
Why Prince Harry’s “unflinching” memoir “Spare,” due out in January, is already a hot bestseller
Alison Stine
Why is Harry telling his story now, who's helping him write it and what might the memoir say about his father?
Disability activists say John Fetterman stroke controversy has veered into ableist territory
Matthew Rozsa
John Fetterman's stroke — and the public discourse over it — isn't really about neurology, advocates say
“American Horror Story: NYC” has a too many villains problem
Kelly McClure
Now we've gotta worry about cats too?
Cannabis users are often denied liver transplants. Scientists looked into whether that had any merit
Troy Farah
Marijuana users are regularly denied organ transplants in many states — for reasons that may not make sense
“The Patient” creators on using Holocaust imagery when antisemitism is spiking: “It feels true”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg about dramatizing Jewish identity through a character facing down death
The remarkable variety of Caribbean cornmeal
Kayla Stewart
Caribbean fungi — no relation to mushrooms — is ready for its stateside close-up
Lust for life: How Anne Rice’s alcoholism influenced “Interview with the Vampire”
Kelly McClure
Rice channeled her grief and struggles with alcohol into her work, as seen in AMC's adaptation of her debut novel
Bob Woodward on COVID, Kim Jong-un and “The Trump Tapes”: “He’s drowning in himself”
Heather Digby Parton
Legendary reporter releases full recordings of his Trump interviews — and it's even worse than you might think
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