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Star GOP congressional candidate accused of abusing 14-year-old girl
John Wright
De La Cruz's ex-husband has accused her of "cruel and aggressive conduct" towards his 14-year old daughter
How Democrats can win the critical race theory war: Call out the Christian right behind the movement
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP attacks on schools is the next step in the religious right's war on children's rights
On “You,” polyamory done right could have saved a doomed marriage
Kylie Cheung
Joe needs a new woman to obsess over periodically, and being open to more than The One could have solved that
GOP governors who ended unemployment benefits failed to spur job growth, September numbers suggest
Jon Skolnik
Republicans tend to blame poor jobs numbers on expanded unemployment insurance. The numbers tell a different story
A controversial study claims researchers can “treat” some autism symptoms in early childhood
Matthew Rozsa
A new study claims to be able to treat some autism symptoms — but some of us with autism see red flags
Daily Show’s Jordan Klepper takes down anti-mask protesters at North Carolina school board meeting
Trish Rooney
One woman vowed her son would not wear a mask after he developed acne — though it seemed to prevent COVID just fine
“I have no regrets”: Uma Thurman shares her teenage abortion story in criticizing Texas ban
Kylie Cheung
The actor say she's the "mother she wanted to be" after having an abortion earlier in life
Do masks hurt speech development? It depends on the child
Alex Hazlett
As the pandemic continues, experts are divided over the potential risks and benefits of masks for preschoolers
An emergency room doctor’s view of the COVID crisis
Jamie Herndon
In “Every Minute Is a Day,” Robert Meyer and Dan Koeppel chronicle the early days of the pandemic in New York City
My number one parenting trick? Always save those two last bites
Brigid Washington
As Joni says, you don’t know what you’ve got 'til it’s gone
The psychological toll of wanting your kid to be “perfect”
Gail Cornwall
It's called "other-oriented perfectionism," and it can have a negative effect on children. Here's why it happens
How 9/11 helped define this generation’s new brand of patriotism
Kylie Cheung
Young people's patriotism exchanges the fetishization of stars and stripes with righteous demands for change
Withholding sex is not the answer to abortion bans: The spectacle of celebrity “pro-choice” activism
Kylie Cheung
From calls for vasectomies to sex strikes, these out-of-touch suggestions reveal more about privilege than reality
The joy of Jessica Walter’s final “Archer” missions before our favorite terrible mother abandons us
Melanie McFarland
The late actress recorded one more season as Malory Archer that proves in every moment that she's irreplaceable
Where are the “wine dads”? How gendered alcohol merchandise speaks to inequity in domestic labor
Ashlie D. Stevens
T-shirts and tumblers at the intersection of parenting and alcohol are a clue to discrepancies in responsibilities
DeSantis’ executive order is misleading about lack of scientific support for masking in schools
Victoria Knight
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has consistently taken positions contrary to public health guidance from experts
John Oliver shades not-so-”welcome” new “Jeopardy!” host Mike Richards
Kylie Cheung
The "Last Week Tonight" host made it clear where he stands on the show's new hosting setup
The absolute best way to make jam, according to so many tests
Ella Quittner
Ella Quittner made a lot of jam to find the best technique around
“Jeopardy!” officially selects Mike Richards and Mayim Bialik as new joint hosts
Kylie Cheung
The news comes amid allegations that Richards mistreated workers at his former job at "The Price is Right"
Why Emily Oster’s parenting wisdom is wildly popular with some and lambasted by others
Gail Cornwall
On the eve of the release of the "data parenting" expert's new book, the author explains her approach
Susan Sarandon on life, career and politics: “It is getting pretty biblical out there”
Gary M. Kramer
The actor spoke to Salon to share her wisdom about motherhood, aging and defying expectations without trying
The medical-industrial complex: When patient-doctor interactions are tainted by the profit motive
Matthew Rozsa
US medical institutions are tainted by capitalism. Social pressure sometimes makes it hard for patients to say no
Chloe Shaw on when she first asked, “What Is a Dog?”: “I wrote from a place of specified grief”
Rick Moody
Novelist Rick Moody talks to Chloe Shaw about dogs, cats, vulnerability, loss, and animals as literary characters
Sandra Oh is ready to shake up academia in new trailer for Netflix’s dark comedy “The Chair”
Kylie Cheung
Jay Duplass, Holland Taylor, Bob Balaban and David Morse also star in this series by Amanda Peet
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