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The best albums of the year (so far): Music to stop the doomscrolling
Hanh Nguyen, Natalie Moore, Troy Farah, Garrett Owen, Jason Kyle Howard, Francesca Giangiulio, Coleman Spilde, Joy Saha, Melanie McFarland
Instead of sinking into despair, we turned to these albums for joy, empowerment, healing and hope
This Pride Month, will no one think of the straight people?
Andi Zeisler
Heteropessimism is real, but it isn’t the danger The New York Times thinks it is
Ebola and hantavirus reveal US as a major threat to global health
Troy Farah
America didn't cause these diseases. But Trump’s cuts to public health have put the world at risk
The real reason RFK Jr. is coming for your antidepressants
Amanda Marcotte
The HHS Secretary's attacks on psychiatric medication follow a pattern of putting politics over public health
Hantavirus is a warning. The Trump admin isn’t listening
Troy Farah
The Dutch cruise ship incident probably isn’t the next pandemic. That doesn’t mean we’re risk-free from outbreaks
Why is Trump wooing psychedelics? It’s really about Iran
Russell Payne
Critics say that the order will only shave a few months off of FDA approval, but it made Joe Rogan happy
Julia Wertz finds the humor in motherhood’s body horror
Andi Zeisler
In "Bury Me Already," the cartoonist takes on isolation, family and the eternal guilt trip of art and parenting
Republicans don’t care about parents’ rights
Amanda Marcotte
The Supreme Court’s move against trans kids in California empowers MAGA to mess with all families
Amid mass ICE arrests, Trump pardon recipient Hernández given special treatment
Keri Blakinger
The former Honduran president was pardoned and was whisked away to a luxury hotel in New York City
9 spring memoirs you won’t want to miss
Andi Zeisler
Lena Dunham, Fab 5 Freddy and Liza with a Z are among the culture-makers leaving it all on the page
“Fargo” at 30: How “Minnesota nice” endures amid violence and unrest
Coleman Spilde
Marge Gunderson’s quiet decency mirrors the ongoing resolve of Minnesotans who continue to choose community
The resistance to RFK Jr. quietly racks up wins
Sophia Tesfaye
Accountability reporting is helping reverse health policy and funding shifts tied to the HHS secretary’s agenda
Meals that help when life gets hard
Ashlie D. Stevens
When sick days, parental leave and rough weeks hit, here’s how to show up with food
MLK would be appalled by America’s health injustices
Tiffany D. Joseph
As the nation's health crumbles under Trump, King's words from 1966 remain more timely than ever
We’re living through the worst flu season in decades — and it hasn’t yet peaked
Nicole Karlis
A mutated flu strain is pummeling patients. Avoiding getting sick won't be easy
MAGA shifts away from Trump after Reiner remarks
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's vile comments about Rob Reiner's killing has widened the cracks in the MAGA movement
10 ways to step up self-care over the holidays
Susan Shapiro
Mental-health experts offer practical strategies to help make the season calmer and more manageable
Spoken-word icon Andrea Gibson faced death with love
Andi Zeisler
"Come See Me In the Good Light" serves to remind us that a good death is a rare privilege
“If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” sees therapy how it is
Coleman Spilde
Mary Bronstein breaks down her sophomore feature’s brutally realistic look at seeking treatment
Horror has always been about us
Andi Zeisler
Zefyr Lisowski's "Uncanny Valley Girls" argues that horror isn’t just about fear, but a way to understand ourselves
The misuse of “boundaries” shows our need for control
Andi Zeisler
Therapy-speak has slowly but surely turned into social media’s bluntest instrument
Brian Kilmeade apologizes for “callous remark” about killing homeless people
CK Smith
Fox News host's comment suggesting euthanizing homeless people drew outrage; he later admitted to wrong phrasing
The immortal influence of Little Edie Beale
Andi Zeisler
"Grey Gardens" turns 50, but Edith Bouvier Beale's inspiration on fashion and queer culture never ages
This 45-year-old case explains the “Jim Crow juries” that still haunt Louisiana
Richard A. Webster
in 1980s Louisiana, 19-year-old Lloyd Gray was sentenced to prison for life by a split jury
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