Christianity is profoundly queer
The Christian right acts like LGBTQ+ people are religious outcasts. They are wrong
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JD Vance goes all in on immigrant fraud hoax
The vice president and Stephen Miller hope Nick Shirley's dubious "exposés" will distract from Trump's failures
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The Democratic Party is pushing for more conservative voices — with mixed success
One of the DCCC’s favored candidates was a Republican as recently as 2018
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How one fan turned Global Beatles Day into a worldwide tradition
Global Beatles Day founder Faith Cohen sees a dream decades in the making come true
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The misplaced obsession over “Obsession”
Touting Curry Barker’s perfectly fine horror film as an instant classic reveals the depth of its flaws
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We need to talk about Boy Moms
Jenny Mollen’s viral post about her son echoes a long history of mothers who refuse to cut the cord
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America’s secret civilian killings echo one of its darkest chapters
The U.S. never reckoned with torture. Now it's killing civilians at sea
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Inside NYC’s overlooked primary
In Queens, Chuck Park’s campaign is betting that a robust ground game can overcome a well-funded incumbent
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Trump’s intelligence pick sparks rare MAGA media revolt
Many of the president's stalwart allies won't defend his choice of Bill Pulte as director of national intelligence
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This Pride Month, will no one think of the straight people?
Heteropessimism is real, but it isn’t the danger The New York Times thinks it is
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MAGA fails to conquer arts and music
Trump’s losses at the Kennedy Center and Freedom 250 follow Turning Point USA’s Super Bowl humiliation
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Getting to the World Cup won’t be a walk in the park
The FIFA World Cup final highlights severe gaps in New York and New Jersey’s public transit infrastructure
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John Travolta’s directorial debut is a rare piece of spellbinding autofiction
"Propeller One-Way Night Coach" finds the seasoned actor indulging in auteur theory. It's not to be missed
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The magic dust your kitchen is missing
The case for ranch packets, gravy mixes and other underestimated flavor builders
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Texas Senate race shows the rot runs deeper than Trump
Ken Paxton and the Trump administration are throwing the kitchen sink against James Talarico
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In Trump’s Cabinet, flattery is the job. Governing is secondary
A New York Times review of hours of meetings found officials spend more time fawning than governing
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Democrats ignored him in 2024. Now, he wants to show them how to win
Uncommitted Movement activist Abbas Alawieh is stepping from behind the scenes to run for state Senate in Michigan
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A cross-country road trip with my dog pulled me out of a post-divorce funk
Over 4,000 miles, I came to embrace a future I never expected to face alone
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Bari Weiss brings Trumpism to “60 Minutes”
Scott Pelley firing shows Weiss is more interested in loyalty than journalism
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Right-wing Christians want to exclude people like me — I’d rather reach out
At the Christian gathering in DC, the message to Muslims like me was clear. From my grave, I'll preach coexistence
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Why MAGA buys Trump’s perfect health lie
Cultish devotion leads Republicans to see Trump as more god-like than human
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Do Americans really know how much the world hates us?
The global romance with America turned sour years ago. Now the world's ready for a divorce
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How Trump squandered the economic recovery
In January 2025, the president was set up for success. Instead, he blew it
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Tennessee’s attempt to whitewash “Roots” was stopped — for now
The attack on Alex Haley’s landmark work is part of a sweeping assault on Black history
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Democrats’ mean tweets trigger Fox News
Trolling Stephen Miller is causing conservative media to feign outrage
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Ebola shows how Trump’s health policies are going global — and coming home
Politicized public health agencies also make it harder to hold officials accountable
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Escalating tensions at Newark migrant prison draws ire of lawmakers
Officials allege Delaney Hall is rife with abuse. Now the whole world is watching
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How seeing Bruce Springsteen in DC gave me hope
The Boss took Washington back to a time when dissent mattered
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E. Jean Carroll still terrifies Trump
Justice Department efforts to rewrite history show #MeToo still matters
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Tom Suozzi lives at C Street, controversial Christian center behind National Prayer Breakfasts
The New York Democrat kept secret his low-rent lodging at a right-wing Christian townhouse
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“Say something! Do something!”: Bruce Springsteen’s tour is a call to action
The "Land of Hope and Dreams" tour is a rock 'n' roll narrative about collective action in dangerous times
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There is no art to Trump’s Iran deal
Rumors of an agreement keep coming. But the president says “We don’t need anything”
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Americans know something is deeply wrong. They’re not imagining it
Surveys and data confirm a country in crisis — stressed and divided, but not yet ready to give up
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A battle over dark money is brewing in Hawaii and Montana
Organizers see political and legal battles ahead for a novel solution to America’s campaign finance fiasco
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Jake Gyllenhaal’s masculinity crisis
With "In the Grey," Gyllenhaal performs machismo to the point of parody. What's muscling him out of better roles?
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Stephen Colbert gets the last laugh on CBS
CBS filed copyright notices against Colbert's viral "Only in Monroe" comeback. It backfired.
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