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Rest doesn’t just mean sleep: What “downstate” means, and why you need more of it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Sara C. Mednick explains what "downstate" is, and how it's different from sleep
Do the Democrats know how to fight? Jan. 6 committee signals it’s still scared of Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Jan. 6 committee looks likely to chicken out on Trump: It's a perfect example of why the Democrats are losing
“Her memory is rapidly deteriorating”: Colleagues raise fears about 88-year-old Dianne Feinstein
Alex Henderson
Senators and ex-staffers say she sometimes "does not seem to fully recognize even longtime colleagues"
This genius shrimp and spaghetti deserves a spot on your spring dinner rotation
Bibi Hutchings
Plus, a southern cook's awesome trick for taking the "funky" taste out of shrimp
In “Severance” a sham work/life balance cuts the same when the body keeps the score
Kelly McClure
The sci-fi thriller leaves us with the question: "What are we without our memories?"
The absolute best way to fry an egg, according to 42 tests
Ella Quittner
Food52 columnist Ella Quittner never wants to eat another egg again — possibly ever
Why is the right so obsessed with bathroom issues? Behind the new wave of anti-LGBTQ attacks
Chauncey DeVega
A panel of experts on conservative fascination with bodily functions — it's vicious, illogical and also revealing
The Mount Everest mystery deepens: Was there an international cover-up of a dead climber’s ascent?
Mark Synnott
Mark Synnott climbed Earth's highest peak to solve a mystery, but found another upon returning. Read the postscript
The simple cherry yogurt cake that reminds pastry chef Dominique Ansel of his French childhood
Ashlie D. Stevens
Can't make it to Ansel's SoHo shop to try the cake? We've got the recipe for you right here
“I am enough already”: Valerie Bertinelli stopped looking at the scale — and she hasn’t turned back
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"I bought into the whole diet industry," Bertinelli tells Salon. "I'm actually a little ashamed of my role in it"
Benjamin Franklin continues to be a pop culture darling, from “Bill & Ted’s” to video games
Alison Stine
The founding father who keeps popping up (but was cut from “Hamilton”) is arguably our true national treasure
I was a hoarder until I became a parent. Here’s what I’m glad I kept
Jillian Pretzel
I held onto all these mementoes from childhood, convinced my future child would treasure them too
Tilda Swinton moves through the dreamy and confounding “Memoria” at her own frequency
Gary M. Kramer
Step into Apichatpong Weerasethakul's trance-link film, to try an uncover the source of a mysterious sound
Everything you need to make Georgian cheesy bread
Kiri Tannenbaum
Get the recipe for khachapuri, a traditional appetizer of egg and cheese bread
The joy of HBO Max’s Julia Child series, a deliciously affectionate celebration of an icon
Melanie McFarland
Even if you think you've hit your Julia Child saturation point, this series finds a fresh way to win your heart
Alex Jones’ troubles pile up as Sandy Hook families reject his settlement offer: report
Meaghan Ellis
The Infowars host offered $120,000 per plaintiff to settle the defamation lawsuit
Will Smith slapping Chris Rock made the 94th Academy Awards one to remember — for the wrong reasons
Melanie McFarland
Some wonderful historic moments happened before and after Will Smith hit Chris Rock. Will anyone remember?
The must-see “Pachinko” is a pure and flawless beauty about the unpredictability of living
Melanie McFarland
Apple TV+'s stunning adaptation of Min Jin Lee’s novel is a complete triumph that will leave you aching for more
Szechuan Sauce, the cult-favorite condiment of “Rick and Morty” fans, returns to McDonald’s
Ashlie D. Stevens
This is only the fourth time the sauce has been available since its debut in 1998
Republican congressman guilty of three felonies charges: jury
Bob Brigham
GOP Rep. Jeff Fortenberry was found guilty on Thursday in a scheme to funnel illegal foreign contributions
How democracy dies: When it comes to Jan. 6, the American people can’t handle the truth
Chauncey DeVega
The House probe wants to create a "narrative thriller" in hopes Americans will care about an attack on democracy
Do we all need a fourth vaccine dose? Why doctors are not convinced — yet
Nicole Karlis
Vaccine-makers are seeking approval for a second booster. Some doctors don’t think the evidence is strong
Biden must prepare: Republicans plan to exploit Ukraine for political gain — again
Heather Digby Parton
Biden's leadership has been steady and stalwart but "Democrats are a bunch of weak-kneed wimps" is a powerful meme
The diary of a pastry cook with Covid-19 taste and smell loss
Maggie Hennessy
When Anna Li realized she couldn't taste her morning cup of coffee, she realized something was very wrong
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