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20 years on, “Elf” reminds us that it’s OK to not feel secure in our adulthood
Gabriella Ferrigine
Sometimes we’d all rather make gingerbread houses than go to work
Worry less about TikTok and Bin Laden — fret more that Mike Johnson shares the terrorist’s view
Amanda Marcotte
By calling America "dark," "depraved," and "irredeemable," the GOP speaker may as well be citing Al Qaeda's leader
Building the mandate for MAGA: Why Trump is choosing a harm offensive over a charm offensive
Austin Sarat, Dennis Aftergut
As Trump raved about revenge on "vermin," top adviser Stephen Miller went public with plans for concentration camps
“Blue Eye Samurai” addresses multiracial shame, “to be ostracized from both sides,” in Edo-era Japan
Nancy Wang Yuen
The director and showrunner discuss Maya Erskine, the masks we wear and a vengeful woman masquerading as a man
Amy Schumer’s misappropriation of Martin Luther King
Rann Miller
Unguarded use of a guarded King’s words
Right-wing fake history is making a big comeback — but it never went away
Mike Lofgren
We're a Christian nation! The Civil War wasn't about slavery! Fighting Hitler was a mistake! The lies run deep
“Sexual anarchy”: New House Speaker Mike Johnson showcases the incel-ization of the modern GOP
Amanda Marcotte
The Louisiana congressman's career has been centered around his bitter obsession with other people's sex lives
Lies, damned lies and “corporate bulls**t”: A consumer’s guide to bad-faith arguments
Paul Rosenberg
Co-author Donald Cohen on the research into generations of false claims that led to "Corporate Bulls**t"
“A similar genesis”: The Cure’s Lol Tolhurst honors goth and its (spider)web of artistic connections
Annie Zaleski
From Sylvia Plath to Joy Division, the Cure co-founder examines the roots and impact of the oft-maligned subculture
Trump seethes at Fox News for “sidelining” him — but the network is doing him a favor
Amanda Marcotte
Trump hates the "less is more" mindset, but it works better for him with voters — and with prosecutors
Hey, right wing ghouls! Hands off the Scholastic book fair
Amanda Marcotte
So much for "parents rights" — now they're preventing parents from buying books for their kids
With “The American Buffalo,” Ken Burns connects an icon of the natural world to our nation’s history
Melanie McFarland
A four-hour series examining the fall and recuperation of the bison makes us ask: Why are Americans so destructive?
We don’t talk about Leonard: The man behind the right’s Supreme Court supermajority
Andy Kroll, Andrea Bernstein, Ilya Marritz
The inside story of how Leonard Leo built machine that remade American legal system — and what he plans to do next
The right’s “Red Caesar” plan: GOP’s new order marches onward — only voters can stop it
Thom Hartmann
There's a genuine movement to impose dictatorship in America — and it goes well beyond Donald Trump
The right is getting weirder about sex
Amanda Marcotte
Cults always police their followers' sex lives, but the right wants to impose their bizarre beliefs on everyone
NASA found materials on an asteroid like those that may have “triggered the origin of life” on Earth
Matthew Rozsa
NASA recently sent an expedition to the asteroid Bennu with the expectation that it may hit Earth in 159 years
The 12 biggest bombshells from Apple’s “The Super Models” docuseries
Joy Saha
The series spotlights the careers of Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford and Christy Turlington
NASA report finds no evidence that UFOs are extraterrestrial
Chris Impey
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said he wanted to shift the UAP conversation from sensationalism to one of science
Thanks to staffing troubles at the FAA, an aviation catastrophe is just waiting to happen
Rae Hodge
Aviation regulation is dangerously understaffed, a problem dating back to Reagan with no solution in sight
Who is CIA Director Bill Burns: Biden yes-man, Putin apologist or peacemaker?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Burns knows Russia well, and warned about NATO expansion decades ago. Could he help end the Ukraine conflict?
Artificial stupidity and me: If AI can do this to my book, what will it do in an actual war?
Norman Solomon
An AI-generated study guide turned my latest book into gobbledygook. What happens when the stakes are more serious?
Why is “Ahsoka” so intent on maintaining the old “Star Wars” order instead of forging a new path?
Melanie McFarland
The latest "Star Wars" series could move the franchise forward. Why does it hold tightly to its stagnant history?
Ron DeSantis references the conservative rallying song “Rich Men North of Richmond”
Nardos Haile
The future 2024 Republican hopeful attempts to appeal to the blue-collar working-class American
From “Barbie Girl” to Girl Dinner and beyond: What’s behind our obsession with the girl-ish label
Kelly Pau
The empowering reason why 2023 is the year of girlhood
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