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Donald Trump’s military coup didn’t (quite) happen — but it was much closer than we knew
Chauncey DeVega
The military's top general thought he might have to save the country from Trump. Nothing about that is good news
Historian Annette Gordon-Reed: Jan. 6 was a “turning point” in American history
Chauncey DeVega
Pulitzer-winning Harvard historian on the battle for the past and the fragile state of American democracy
Vaping on film looks less glamorous than the Hollywood smoking of yesteryear
Becky Freeman, Christina Watts
How "Mare of Easttown" and "I Care a Lot" reflects the grittier practice of vaping as smoking exits stage left
Six months later: What have we learned from Jan. 6? Not enough to stop it from happening again
Chauncey DeVega
A new phase of America's endless civil war was launched six months ago. We don't yet know how or when it will end
Four Seasons Total Landscaping will host the greatest, most in-demand concert this summer
Kylie Cheung
Tickets go on sale this week — and, of course, so does exclusive merch – to commemorate the dignified occasion
How George Floyd’s murder shone a light on previously invisible stories
Matthew Rozsa
After George Floyd was murdered by a Minneapolis cop, lesser known stories of police injustice gained attention
In the South, the cheese wafer — the savory-shortbread queen of every drinks party — is personal
Maggie Hennessy
The angel's in the details of how you make it your own (but you sure do want to try this version with cornmeal)
Fighting back against the age of manufactured ignorance: Resistance is still possible
Henry A. Giroux
Republican attacks on "critical race theory" are part of a larger right-wing strategy. Resistance is crucial
From abortion and porn to women and race: How Southern Baptist Convention resolutions have evolved
Ryan Burge
What the Southern Baptist Convention cares about today isn't the same as it was 100 or even eight years ago
Want impossibly crisp chicken parmesan? Try this simple sheet pan layering trick
Michael La Corte
Stick around for the browned shards of melted cheese. Chef's treat!
“Zola” transforms the greatest stripper saga ever tweeted into a masterful, can’t-miss odyssey
Melanie McFarland
Examining friendship, race and sex work, this adaptation of the viral thread known as The Thotyssey is spectacular
So, we’re going to bars again — how do we act?
Imjasondiamond
"We learned in 2020 that it is a genuine privilege to be able to go out"
GOP using new laws to drive out local Democratic election officials — and not just in Georgia
Igor Derysh
Republican “election subversion” plan kicks into high gear with ouster or replacement of many local officials
“Sex/Life”: Netflix’s best worst raunchy ride of this summer is 50 shades of oy vey
Melanie McFarland
Netflix steps into the void left when premium cable abandoned softcore, and the result is just as silly and bad
A simple guide to buying and storing spices like a professional chef
Palak Patel
This is how to shop for spices like an expert
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoes slate of Democratic-led bills
Jon Skolnik
One of the measures would have required a middle school course on how to identify domestic abuse
The Jim Crow Republicans aren’t just attacking voting — they want to rewrite history
Chauncey DeVega
To undermine voting rights and destroy democracy, Republicans need to reshape history. They're working on it
“An act of war”: How does the insurrection fit into the larger history of violence in Congress?
Matthew Rozsa
Eric Swalwell wonders if some GOP colleagues would've joined the mob if they'd been outside of the chamber that day
I lost my dad in Nomadland
Jacque Gorelick
As a kid, I begged him to leave me out of his nomadic life. Now, my father feels like a ghost to me
Victoria’s Secret finally drops its male gaze & hires diverse spokesmodels reflecting real women
Kylie Cheung
Priyanka Chopra, Megan Rapinoe and more are replacing the "angels." Let the predictable, conservative outrage ensue
“There is no shame or blame in victimhood”: “Cruel Summer” boss on grooming & that finale twist
Kylie Cheung
Showrunner Tia Napolitano spoke to Salon about depicting underage "relationships," truth and the show's future
Picnic dinners are the one thing I’m keeping from last year
Laura Fenton
The casual outdoor meal tradition one writer's family came to discover — and love
Why is the Biden administration turning a blind eye to the Trump regime’s crimes?
Chauncey DeVega
As more Trump revelations come to light, Biden ignores the situation. There's one big reason why
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