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The parasites inside my mother were both real and spiritual
Emily Neuharth
How could she complain about earthly inconveniences like roundworms when there were demons to be fought?
Why am I not over the moon to see “Doctor Strange”? Because I’m drowning in Marvel
Melanie McFarland
In the age of superhero overload, mediocre comic book TV and films are overwhelming our desire to see the good ones
You laughed at Trump for screwing up J.D. Vance’s name. Did that save Roe v. Wade?
Chauncey DeVega
It was funny when Trump couldn't tell his bootlicking acolytes apart. After the SCOTUS leak: You still laughing?
The corrupt nostalgia of “My Old Kentucky Home”
Emily Bingham
White people and institutions need to hit a hard pause and reflect on the Kentucky Derby anthem's history
We celebrated “free speech” this week — just as it’s slipping away from us
Brian Karem
Joe Biden says the right things. But outrage around the SCOTUS leak makes clear how fragile press freedom really is
Netflix’s “Bullsh*t: The Game Show” is the trivial pursuit that fits an era dominated by lies
Melanie McFarland
In the age of misinformation and The Big Lie, of course a trivia game rewarding persuasive deceit would be a hit
Bidding farewell to “Grace and Frankie”: “We wanted people to cry at least at one point”
Melanie McFarland
On "Salon Talks," "Friends" creator Marta Kauffman discusses how to wrap up a show and how Netflix changed the game
One-fifth of American adults live with chronic pain. Why aren’t we talking about it more?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Haider Warraich tells the story of chronic pain in his new book, "The Song of Our Scars"
6 Met Gala attendees who made political fashion statements, from Hillary Clinton to Blake Lively
Joy Saha
A Statue of Liberty gown and an "End Gun Violence" tuxedo were a few outfits spotted on the red carpet
The sweet Sikh ritual of karah prasad
Sahej M
"As a child, I counted down the seconds for a Sewadar to place the ghee-soaked, sugary heaven in my cupped hands"
Should “Top Chef” contestant Jackson have disclosed he lost his sense of taste from COVID?
Alison Stine
Disclosing a disability like Long COVID is a personal choice. It can also have serious consequences at work
A perfumer’s obsessive quest to recreate the fragrance of lost love
Roc Morin
Mandy Aftel toiled for years trying to recreate the scent of lost love. Those who've smelled it say she succeeded
Building the “Big Lie”: Inside the creation of Trump’s stolen election myth
Doug Bock Clark, Alexandra Berzon, Kirsten Berg
Internal documents show Trumpworld conspiracy theorists knew their claims were disproven, disputed or dubious
How long does it take to master a recipe?
Maggie Hennessy
“Getting it right will bring you something — give you meaning, connect you to someone, grow roots."
“Pachinko” told me what my grandparents couldn’t about the life of colonized Koreans in Japan
Iris Kim
When the homeland became uninhabitable, my great-grandfather left for the land of the colonizer to ensure survival
A new guide to traveling — and traveling to eat — while fat
Chaya Milchtein
Travelers of all sizes deserve adventure and comfort. Here are some of my favorite places to find both
Florida family charged with beating man who they believe “turned” their son gay
Paige Harriss
The Makarenko family faces life in prison for charges of attempted murder, battery and kidnapping
“The Flight Attendant” returns with double the baggage and showcase for Kaley Cuoco
Melanie McFarland
Mixing espionage into a sobriety struggle and a friendship comedy is quite a load to handle, but it mostly works
Why it’s so hard to recreate your grandma’s chicken
Kelly Spivey
The challenges of replicating old family recipes — and how to get around them
Why autistic people (including me) are self-medicating with cannabis
Matthew Rozsa
Many people with autism speak highly of self-medicating with marijuana — even if science hasn't caught up
The false triumph of that nonsensical “Anatomy of a Scandal” ending
Alison Stine
We expect more from David E. Kelley than this bizarre, "Die Hard"-like ending for a thriller with rape at its core
Alex Jones’ InfoWars files for bankruptcy in “shameful attempt” to halt Sandy Hook lawsuits
Timothy Evans
Jones accused of stunt to delay legal action just days after being accused of hiding "jaw-dropping" amount of cash
Lessons of the Radical Republicans: Race, revolution and Reconstruction
Matthew Rozsa
Their crusade to remake America after the Civil War fell short — but it was one of our nation's finest hours
Why I started watching porn when I turned 50
Rebecca Morrison
I suspected my teens knew more about porn than me. I didn't want to talk to them about it until I did some research
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