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Roger Stone is here to teach us a lesson — and it’s one we should have learned years ago
Kirk Swearingen
What did your mom teach you about confronting a bully? We still haven't done that with Roger Stone, or his boss
My great-grandparents died in the Holocaust and were almost forgotten
Zoe Zolbrod
It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned the truth. Then a surprising discovery filled in more missing pieces
In Pakistan, 33 million people have been displaced in floods
ZOHA TUNIO
Unrelenting rains that began in June have claimed more than 1,500 lives, at least a third of whom are children
The untold story behind “Strawberry Fields Forever”
Francis Kenny
Let me take you down to John Lennon's childhood that inspired the hit single with a misleading title
Aaron Rodgers fumbles the science on psychedelics. Drugs like ayahuasca can alter the brain—but how?
Troy Farah
Scientists believe psychedelic drugs can change your mind. How this process actually takes place is still a mystery
I won’t disappear: How Ryan Murphy’s “Monster” turns Dahmer victims into people – but is it enough?
Kelly McClure
"Monster" Episode 6 centers the story of Tony Hughes — a Black, deaf and mute model killed by Jeffrey Dahmer
“Reservation Dogs” ends a high-spirited second season with a California dream and cinematic realism
Melanie McFarland
The FX dramedy ends a stellar second season with a story about making peace with our ghosts, and what we believe
“It’s painful”: Book publisher reflects on burning books — or rather book companies
Tom Engelhardt
"It’s painful to see who has the ability to cancel out so much else that should truly matter"
The white, conservative Southern women who asked me to keep their abortions secret
Leah Hampton
My middle-class evangelical peers quietly took advantage of abortion rights, while publicly advocating against them
The Smithereens’ previously unheard “The Lost Album,” from 1993, is worth the long wait
Kenneth Womack
This previously unreleased album, recorded between label contracts, is made extra-poignant with time
Hang on, Republicans: Who are the real “elites,” anyway?
Kirk Swearingen
Republican millionaires with Ivy League degrees have somehow convinced people they're fighting against the "elites"
With “The U.S. and the Holocaust,” Ken Burns makes a sobering addition to the American story
Melanie McFarland
Ken Burns, Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein show us how America's antisemitism delayed our entry into World War II
Please tell me about your delayed flight
Sarah Hunter Simanson
I used to believe travel delay stories were dull — but now I can see their silver lining
The future tense of joy: “Deadwood” creator David Milch recaptures memory in “Life’s Work”
Baynard Woods
The auteur of TV's golden age pens a memoir that doesn't reach the heights of his dialogue but still breaks hearts
Ron DeSantis tries out 2024 pitch, vowing vengeance on Big Tech and “woke” capitalism
Kathryn Joyce
Florida governor gets rapturous reception from elite right-wing gathering — but largely avoids Trump and abortion
Donald Trump: Queen Elizabeth’s Yank stepson? He seems to think so
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has been posting for days about how tight he was with the queen. It's embarrassing, but what else is new?
Children in Northern California learn to cope with wildfire trauma
Heidi De Marco
As California wildfires grow more frequent, many children who live through them are experiencing lasting trauma
This 5-minute tomato sauce has a secret star
Kristen Miglore
On weeknights, Heidi Swanson’s all-purpose sauce is here for you
Diet can influence mood, behavior and more — a neuroscientist explains
Monica Dus
What we eat matters, and having just the right amount of essential nutrients is key to our overall health
Will America see a major renewal of the middle class? We know it can be done
Thom Hartmann
Don't despair! We may be at a crucial hinge of history, like the one FDR faced in 1933. A new era is waiting
“My Son Hunter”: There’s barely even a movie inside this deep-state right-wing grift
Andrew O'Hehir
Who are the real targets of this shameless, slipshod right-wing propaganda farce? Anybody who pays to watch it
America is finally waking up to the fascist danger: Let’s hope it’s not too late
Chauncey DeVega
Americans see the threat to democracy at last. But it's no time to celebrate: The Trumpists aren't beaten yet
Meet the “outcast rats”: Those viral, ostentatious city rats are weird loners in their rat world
Pamela Appea
A rat researcher explains why the wild rats you tend to see in public are typically "disenfranchised rats"
“House of the Dragon” introduces the Lannisters before they had game
Melanie McFarland
Another familiar house joins the dragon pit, and they'll make you wonder where their descendants found their fangs
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