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Philip Roth and race: A legendary novelist’s troubling pattern
Jacques Berlinerblau
Roth's fiction is often perceived as sympathetic to the Black struggle. His real legacy is far more complicated
“White privilege Trumps everything”: Jokey meme, or symbol of America’s disease?
Chauncey DeVega
A would-be terrorist was arrested with a "white privilege card." But that's not funny — it's a dangerous weapon
It turns out fried food is even worse for your heart than you thought
Matthew Rozsa
A new study analyzed medical data from 500,000 adults to reveal just how unhealthy fried foods truly are
10 parenting strategies to reduce your kids’ pandemic stress
Amanda Sheffield Morris, Jennifer Hays-Grudo
Parents can take a page from psychological research on trauma & recovery to help kids struggling with pandemic life
The legendary story of Thangam Philip: food scientist, nutritionist, chef and mentor
Meher Mirza
How the grande dame of the Indian catering world helped prize open a new idea of India
Restaurant-approved tips for a spotless kitchen every night
Kurt Suchman
Because you don't have to work in a restaurant to clean up like one
With Biden in office, can we finally get some sleep?
Sophia A. McClennen
Trump drove millions to anxiety and insomnia. Will “Sleepy Joe” chill us out?
An “anti-diet” dietitian’s advice for well-being
Julia Clancy
How to explore intuitive eating and consider weight-neutral approaches to health
The heartrending “Mass” is a somber and intimate look at the survivors of a horrific crime
Gary M. Kramer
Ann Dowd and Martha Plimpton give poignant turns as two mothers who are tied after an incomprehensible tragedy
McConnell repeats the same obstructionist playbook from Obama era: Can Biden ignore the trolling?
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans are concern trolling President Biden on his promises of "unity." They should be ignored
Why Trump’s challenges to democracy will be a big problem for Biden
James D. Long, Victor Menaldo
Just because he’s leaving office doesn’t mean Donald Trump will stop being a threat to democracy
Can we exit this dystopian train already? Alas, “Snowpiercer” & apocalyptic fare keep chugging along
Melanie McFarland
It's not the show's fault that it dropped as the world was coming apart. But that doesn't make us want to watch it
How to make a perfect French 75, the gin cocktail with the welcome effervescence of sparkling wine
Erin Keane
Ask the Oracle Pour: What should I drink today? All signs point to the French 75
Why horror flick “The Night” is the first American film to be released in Iran in four decades
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Kourosh Ahari & star Shahab Hosseini spoke to Salon about the eerie psychological thriller set in a hotel
Amnesia nation: To “forget” the Trump era is a toxic act of privilege — and very dangerous
Chauncey DeVega
"Moving forward" without a public reckoning is an act of willful blindness — and a massive historical mistake
My grandfather survived the Holocaust. Here’s what his story tells me about today
Nicole Karlis
As an adult visiting Germany, when he would see people his age he would wonder what they had done in the Nazi years
Trump’s horror show isn’t nearly over: The coup wasn’t defeated, only slowed down
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is both a symptom and a cause of America's terrible ailment. Whether or not he returns, the disease is real
How McDonald’s Szechuan Sauce went from a “just fine” ’90s relic to a riot-causing cult condiment
Ashlie D. Stevens
Parallel to Szechuan Sauce's rise to fame is a complex narrative about the Americanization of "global" flavors
No happy trees here – HBO’s “Painting With John” is a dark and dreamy contemplation of artistry
Ashlie D. Stevens
The Lounge Lizards founder John Lurie promptly subverts the Bob Ross formula
A beloved Syrian dessert and the inheritance of loss
Charles Dabah
How serendipity, food memory and family brought a forgotten recipe to life
The shock and awe of Donald Trump’s final days
Heather Digby Parton
That feeling of a dazed stupor may be the first signs of a national hangover: America must avoid collective amnesia
I kicked Mike Lindell’s MyPillows out of bed and finally got a good night’s sleep
Melanie McFarland
It was a time too long in coming, but at long last we're no longer sleeping with the enemy
Trump’s unhinged, tone-deaf list of “American heroes” is a fitting emblem of his presidency
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Muhammad Ali and Dr. Seuss to Columbus and Edward R. Murrow, the list of names is baffling & poorly researched
Donald Trump’s most enduring legacy: The right-wing has a dangerously overblown sense of entitlement
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans were bad before, but with Trump, they're more empowered to cheat, lie and deny reality to get their way
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