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Sarah Palin nuked Greenland and the president guzzled Clorox: Who’s to blame for this timeline?
Andrew O'Hehir
We crack wise about the "worst timeline." But aren't we just trying to duck responsibility for this horror show?
“Lovebirds” is a romance-deficient career misstep for the enjoyable Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani
Melanie McFarland
Among the few compliments one can pay to this formulaic flop is that at least they cast actors of color. Hooray?
“It’s capitalism over citizenship”: Janelle Monae on our dystopia echoing Amazon’s “Homecoming”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the actor and pop music innovator about her role in Season 2 of Amazon's extraordinary thriller
Mike Pompeo, Donald Trump and the inspector-general purge: Why this is so dangerous
Heather Digby Parton
It isn't just about the corruption and the lack of oversight — this administration has set a dreadful precedent
Joe Biden’s VP choice? Stacey Abrams makes her case
The Globalist
To see just how divided the Democratic Party really is, look no further than Biden’s vice presidential choice
What our German grandmothers who survived World War II never talked about
Svenja O’Donnell, Brinn Black
An author researching her grandmother's past meets a singer looking for similar answers. This is what they found
As millions lose insurance, states cut Medicaid in response to the coronavirus crisis
Igor Derysh
States are slashing Medicaid budgets due to shortfalls as more than 25 million expect to lose their coverage
The bailout is working — for the rich
Jesse Eisinger
The economy is in free fall but Wall Street is thriving, and stocks of big private equity firms are soaring.
10 chill and affordable video games to play that aren’t “Animal Crossing”
Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
There's something for everyone and every budget, from puzzles & pizza prep to scuba diving & literally being bread
Racial battle fatigue and the pandemic: A modern-day lynching in Georgia
Chauncey DeVega
Ahmaud Arbery was the victim of a modern-day lynching — and it took more than two months to arrest his killers
“Fox & Friends” hosts urge Americans to adopt “military mindset” to reopen economy “right now”
Roger Sollenberger
"The military mindset is a patriotic mindset," Pete Hegseth says
Wealthy GOP donor explains why he stopped supporting Lindsey Graham: “I no longer recognized him”
Sky Palma
“What is the character of a man who will not defend his best friend?"
“I Know This Much Is True” offers twice the Mark Ruffalo, many more times the sadness
Melanie McFarland
Honestly, how much more despair can we take right now? HBO's new limited series puts that question to the test
Mothering without my mom: How do I give my daughter what my mother gave me?
Liz Climo
10 years after my mom died, my daughter was born. I thought I'd reached the bottom of my grief. I was wrong
A mother’s vanishing: A secret that haunted my family for generations, hiding in plain sight
Elizabeth Kadetsky
The quality of absence characterizing my mother's Alzheimer's also seemed to characterize our family
V-E Day plus 75: From a moment of victory to a time of pandemic
Andrew Bacevich
To unpack US history during the decades when Baby Boomers sashayed across the world stage, you must begin with WWII
Arizona responds to projected rise in COVID-19 cases by ordering experts to stop making models
Igor Derysh
GOP Gov. Doug Ducey isn’t letting data get in the way as he plows toward an aggressive reopening despite warnings
The best and boldest new must-read books for May
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
From poignant novels to eerie speculative fiction, May has it all, even Japanese American Jane Austen short stories
The Ayatollah in the White House
Stephan Richter
Ironies of the coronavirus times: For all their mutual enmity, have the United States and Iran ever been closer?
“Westworld” chooses chaos in apocalyptic third season finale
Melanie McFarland
"Crisis Theory" ushers in the end of the world as a revolution, presenting the strange freedom offered by free will
Colorado’s vote-by-mail system could save the 2020 election. Why aren’t more states using it?
Peter Wade
Vote by mail is needed to keep Americans and our democracy safe in the era of coronavirus
“A Parks and Recreation Special” was just the COVID-era reunion we needed
Alan Sepinwall
It wasn’t flawless television, but the socially-distanced bonus episode was perfect for the moment we’re in
Joe Biden denies Tara Reade sexual assault allegations: “This never happened”
Igor Derysh
"Women have the right to be heard . . . In the end, the truth is what matters," Biden says
“Our ageism is linked to the economy”: Author challenges discussion of who is expendable
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"On Vanishing" author Lynn Casteel Harper wants to change how we talk about dementia
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