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Why this classic Romanian-Jewish dish is nearly impossible to find
Rachel L Baron
Mamaliga was once regular fare at home and in restaurants — now it’s a rare treat
Growing up in “Another Appalachia” is more relatable than you think: “I keep finding myself here “
Alison Stine
Salon spoke with author Neema Avashia about the love she has for growing up queer and Indian in West Virginia
In HBO’s enraging “Phoenix Rising,” Evan Rachel Wood shows how her abuse was painted as rock romance
Melanie McFarland
While the two-part documentary highlights what the law doesn't understand about rape survivors, it does offer hope
Emmett Till’s family petitioning for murder charge
Kelly McClure
A murder charge is being sought for Carolyn Donham, who made accusations that led to Till's death 66 years ago
Bill Barr’s pride gets in the way: Trump’s top lackey just blew up his own redemption tour
Heather Digby Parton
He's still with him
Mainstream media opposes military aggression — unless the U.S. is doing it
Jeff Cohen
Suddenly the media is concerned about international law and imperialist war. Fair enough — but look closer to home
The best character on “The Gilded Age” is the bustle, adding an extra party to the back
Alison Stine
The only thing many of the women on the HBO show have in common? An uncomfortable, open secret below their clothes
11 infamous ’90s school bans
Jake Rossen
These irresistible fads, toys and trends were once a nuisance in schools and a nightmare for parents
GOP Rep. Thomas Massie attacks Dr. Fauci — by quoting neo-Nazi convicted for child porn
Jon Skolnik
Rep. Thomas Massie tweets "Voltaire" quote against Fauci — it really comes from a Nazi with child-porn conviction
The best scenes in “The Book of Boba Fett” are silent
Alison Stine
Non-spoken moments with the Tusken Raiders could teach the Disney+ show a thing or two about acting
After slamming Taylor Swift’s songwriting, Blur frontman Damon Albarn continues to play the victim
Joy Saha
On Monday, the singer apologized for impugning Swift's skill but continued to blame the music critic who quoted him
What Julia Child’s favorite soup recipe teaches us about the art of cooking
Ashlie D. Stevens
Though the recipe for vichyssoise is incredibly simple, it teaches home cooks valuable lessons in the kitchen
Why we should be thanking Joss Whedon and Jeff Garlin for their candor about workplace misconduct
Melanie McFarland
For everyone who quit jobs that propped up abusive bosses, reading these men's self-deluding views is validating
5 quick tricks to make school lunches so much better
Rachel Tepper Paley
Straight from TikTok's lunch queen, Jessica Woo
Biden administration slammed for funding “false” plastics solutions
Joseph Winters
Advocates say the agency’s efforts to develop chemical recycling are a "waste of tax dollars"
How the states have become “Laboratories of Autocracy” — and why it’s worse than you think
Paul Rosenberg
Former Ohio Democratic Party head David Pepper has a dire warning: Rigged state legislatures are destroying America
Donald Trump should be very afraid: This anniversary was not good news for him
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Last year, Trump thought he could find a way to hang on. Now he's more worried about staying out of prison
A second civil war: One year after Trump’s violent insurrection, how worried should we be?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and the GOP both want to steal the 2024 election — they just disagree on whether violence helps or hurts them
Amazingly, “Abbott Elementary” finds laughter in the challenge of teaching in underfunded schools
Melanie McFarland
Mockumentary-style sitcoms may be common. This one stands out by making scarcity and mismanagement its stars
Joan Didion exposed political stories America is still telling itself in order to live
David Masciotra
Didion crashed the political journalism party, revealing much about power, the mainstream press and America
Bet your bottom dollar that NBC’s “Annie Live!” will usher in a new inclusive era for an old classic
Melanie McFarland
Maybe far away, or maybe real near by, some non-white girl has dreamt of a role she could never get. No more
Trump Defense Secretary Mark Esper sues Pentagon for censoring his tell-all book
Igor Derysh
Esper says Defense Dept. rejected his use of Trump quotes and told him to "not use certain verbs or nouns"
Did the FBI order Malcolm X’s murder? New revelations raise an old question
Bob Hennelly
Two innocent men have been exonerated — but Malcolm was surrounded by FBI informants on the day of his death
It’s not just Joe Biden — being president has always been incredibly unpopular
Heather Digby Parton
The measure of a successful president has been how skillfully he rides the wave
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