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The distressing death of the mall movie
Coleman Spilde
In "Forbidden Fruits," the shopping mall is a shell of its former on-screen self — maybe that's a good thing
Trump treats war as entertainment
Chauncey DeVega
The president likes to watch "stuff blowing up" in Iran. People are paying for his distraction with their lives
ExpressVPN vs. NordVPN: Which VPN service is better?
Marc Dahan
Choosing between these two top VPN services comes down to feature needs and budget
Coffee cake that earns its coffee
Ashlie D. Stevens
Ricotta for lift, brown butter for depth and cinnamon that finally leads
There’s more than one empathy crisis
Andi Zeisler
Empathy among Americans has diminished notably in recent decades. The result is that it's become a superpower
Trump compares Iran to Pearl Harbor — to Japan’s Prime Minister
CK Smith
A charged historical comparison draws backlash, highlights deeper confusion around the administration’s war message
Why Donald Trump is losing the war at home
David Smith
Public opinion is staunchly opposed to Trump's actions in the Middle East
Meet the Irish potato that’s actually candy
Francesca Giangiulio
This candy looks like a potato, tastes like coconut and rarely travels far from Philadelphia
Stop settling for sad parfaits
Ashlie D. Stevens
Roast the fruit. Brighten the yogurt. Salt the granola. A few small moves, a better parfait
How to become a potluck person
Ashlie D. Stevens
A guide to hosting — or showing up to — the modern potluck without the awkwardness
ExpressVPN review: A classic service that prioritizes privacy and security
Marc Dahan
This impressive VPN offers premium service at a premium price
America’s enduring appetite for Trump’s deportation cruelty
Chauncey DeVega
Polls show that tens of millions of Americans still support ICE and the president's mass deportations
Historians resist Trump’s effort to police the past
Chauncey DeVega
Attempts to reshape the Smithsonian reflect a broader campaign to control public memory and what Americans learn
In “Industry,” queerness is capital
Coleman Spilde
The gripping HBO drama is gayer than ever, but don't expect its backstabbing characters to make a fuss about it
In Westeros, the soul outweighs the body
Nicholas Liu
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" shows that true knighthood is supreme grace, not an invented tradition
Chicken so good I texted my dad
Ashlie D. Stevens
A nostalgic weeknight chicken, reengineered — creamy beans, winter greens and crumbs toasted just shy of too dark
US hockey gold honors Gaudreau on “Miracle on Ice” anniversary
CK Smith
Victory over Canada in OT celebrates both Olympic triumph and memory of Johnny Gaudreau, with family in attendance
AOC vs. Marco Rubio: First throwdown of 2028?
Andrew O'Hehir
In Munich, Ocasio-Cortez trips over unanswerable question, while Rubio lulls Europeans with smooth-criminal talk
Jesse Jackson’s legacy isn’t enough for Capitol honor
CK Smith
The Capitol’s rejection of a Rev. Jesse Jackson tribute honor highlights the limits of institutional recognition
“Harold and Maude” taught me to not fear dying
Kelly McClure
Bud Cort's death is a reminder to live the best you can, while you can
Trump’s “Mission Accomplished” moment gives Democrats an opening
Heather Digby Parton
The president falsely claimed he "fixed" the affordability crisis. He and the GOP will pay in the November midterms
Trump’s legacy reflected in war over his portrait
CK Smith
A battle over brushstrokes and biography puts Trump’s legacy and national museums back in the spotlight
“Heated Rivalry” doesn’t need food to be sexual
Francesca Giangiulio
In a genre that treats food as foreplay, the year’s hottest romance makes a tuna melt a symbol of deeper intimacy
Savannah Guthrie’s family crisis is a true crime story viewed in real time
Melanie McFarland
As the search for the "Today" host’s mother Nancy continues, the audience shares in her raw and public anguish
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