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My night in Judgement House, the church play about hell that made me a teenage born-again zealot
S.J. Stover
An evangelical theater experience like "Sleep No More" meets Dante's "Inferno," as interpreted by Franklin Graham
Republicans roll out “tidal wave of voter suppression”: 253 restrictive bills in 43 states
Igor Derysh
GOP is using Trump’s “big lie” to push a historic “contraction of voting rights," says Democratic lawyer Marc Elias
How the abuse of Britney Spears led to the GOP’s war on women
Amanda Marcotte
The obsession with Britney Spears' virginity was the first shot in a 20-year war on millennial women
How to make a Gold Rush, a bourbon cocktail that’s reminiscent of the classics
Erin Keane
Ask the Oracle Pour: What should I drink today? All signs point to the Gold Rush
Ted Cruz has raided campaign funds for travel “security” (but apparently not in Cancún)
Roger Sollenberger
Cruz appears to have tapped into campaign and Senate funds for security costs, including for personal travel
HBO’s wrenching “Allen v. Farrow” builds a damning case against Woody Allen’s credibility & egomania
Melanie McFarland
If you're still watching Woody Allen's films, this scathing four-part documentary series asks you to ponder why
A childhood without photographs
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Modern childhood is endlessly documented; mine, not at all. What does it mean to live a photo-less life?
“Ugly depths of the GOP’s ongoing radicalization”: Columnist nails Bannon’s latest “crackpottery”
Alex Henderson
Opinion writer Greg Sargent warns that Bannon's recent actions underscore the Republican Party's “radicalization”
Why we’re obsessed with music from our youth
Kelly Jakubowski
Do we think music from the past is better, or has it got something to do with the memories we have of that time?
Real-life “Inception”: Scientists have figured out how to enter your dreams
Matthew Rozsa
Researchers were able to communicate with people dreaming in certain circumstances and even ask them math questions
Let’s tell the truth about the Republican Party: It’s the real enemy of the people
Chauncey DeVega
Coverage of the second impeachment was still driven by media myths about "normal" Republicans. They don't exist
My mom has always foraged. A year into the pandemic, I understand why
Dakota Kim
"From my mom’s perspective, there’s no shame in survival — and thus, absolutely no shame in foraging"
How to stay warm when you don’t have electricity
Matthew Rozsa
Layer up, trap heat inside your house and apply the principles of thermodynamics — here's how
Communities of color are saving the planet — why won’t funders support what works?
Colette Pichon Battle, Miya Yoshitani
A coalition led by people of color is taking on the climate crisis. Major funders need to wake up to reality
Republican Party is now a terrorist organization — and none of this is a surprise
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans have revealed their true colors in the ugliest fashion — and too many liberals want to look away
“Lupin”: introducing anglophone audiences to a more socially conscious gentleman thief
Emma Bielecki
The popular flamboyant character was France's answer to Sherlock Holmes to lure in serial periodical readers
Upcycling old jars is self-care in its purest form
Elissaveta M. Brandon
For one writer, her painted food jars are mile-markers of her life — and reminders of how far she’s come
What connects Trump’s two acquittals: The profound danger of the “Dershowitz precedent”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's first acquittal was a historic mistake: It fueled his supporters' anti-democratic rage and entitlement
Joe Biden echoes MLK’s call to save America’s soul. But is that even possible?
Andrew Bacevich
Whether wittingly or not, when Biden committed himself to saving "the soul of America," he was echoing MLK in 1967
How to make a Sazerac, a New Orleans cocktail with a sweet and spicy bite
Erin Keane
Ask the Oracle Pour: What should I drink today? All signs point to the Sazerac, a New Orleans classic
Patty Smyth on 6,000 miles of “Abbey Road,” writing divorce songs and almost joining Van Halen
Nicole Michael
On "Everything Fab Four," Smyth breaks down why, unlike the Beatles, she writes songs for break-ups, not weddings
Trump’s biggest Fox News cheerleaders think his impeachment lawyers are doing a terrible job
Jon Skolnik
Even Fox News' Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham are cringing at Trump lawyer's embarrassing impeachment defense
The French pottery I’ve spent 30 years collecting
Gary Schiro
One writer celebrates the jars, crocks and bowls that complete his kitchen — and fill his home with memories
“The Dig” on Netflix: a refreshingly accurate portrayal — according to an archaeologist
Roberta Gilchrist
This Netflix dramatization approaches archaeology with a new level of subtlety and accuracy
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