The DNC autopsy won’t address Democrats’ platform problem
Focused on messaging and ad spend, the autopsy ignores Democrats' real problem: their platform
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Trump Exhaustion Syndrome is infecting the world
At the Cannes Film Festival, international attendees mourn the decline of American culture — and democracy
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We should prosecute parents when kids kill
The San Diego mosque shooter got his guns from his mother. Should she face charges?
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Trump’s DOJ escalates its gender affirming care attack on minors
The move targets at least one New York hospital in an effort to ostracize transgender Americans, critics warn
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What we’re losing as “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” ends
We'll see Stephen Colbert again, but his broadcast exit closes out David Letterman's absurdist TV legacy
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AI data center push is fueling new nuclear threat
Countries around the world are racing to deploy nuclear technology — and potentially making themselves targets
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Trump’s anti-war claims blow up in his face after Iran fiasco
Opposition to the president's war with Iran among Gen Z MAGA members could help create positive political change
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The Trump phone is here. Critics say it’s junk
Tech experts and reviewers say the long-delayed $500 phone has high costs, middling specs and murky origins
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Ebola and hantavirus reveal US as a major threat to global health
America didn't cause these diseases. But Trump’s cuts to public health have put the world at risk
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Ben Shapiro’s Daily Wire goes woke with Rosa Parks revisionism
The Daily Wire’s latest documentary seeks to discredit Rosa Parks and the Montgomery bus boycott
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White House ballroom is turning into a symbol of Trump’s failures
The president’s only legacy will be greed and corruption
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Texas GOP civil war gives Democrats an opening
Both potential GOP candidates have torn each other down, and are now equally competitive in the general election
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“Is God Is” makes revenge a religion
Aleshea Harris' debut is a tale of gods and monsters, for a moment when they're hard to tell apart
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The smoky, cheesy lentils I keep making
And other cozy skillet dinners for expensive times
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Justice Department gifts Trump with slush fund
A new $1.776 billion fund could be used to compensate Jan. 6 rioters — and undermine the rule of law
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You can cancel Colbert. But you can’t cancel satire
While the late-night host's departure is a real loss, his brand of political commentary will survive
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Deepak Chopra, Jeffrey Epstein and those “cute girls” emails
New Age guru exchanged hundreds of messages with Epstein, including some he’d probably like to take back
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Return to reality TV is a bad sign for MAGA
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt are chasing cameras to bypass scrutiny
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Restoring American democracy won’t be easy. At least we know what won’t work
Joe Biden tried to "turn the page" on Trumpism, and it failed. We need deep structural change
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The real reason RFK Jr. is coming for your antidepressants
The HHS Secretary's attacks on psychiatric medication follow a pattern of putting politics over public health
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Your rewards card may be spying on you — and impacting how much you pay
A surveillance pricing ban in Maryland leaves out loyalty programs — costing customers more than they save
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“The Sheep Detectives” cloaks an urgent message in woolly clothing
Underneath its feel-good fleece, this film sounds quiet alarms about forgetting painful history
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The big problem with those viral tiny snack tins
Mindful snacking doesn’t — and shouldn’t — focus on portion control and so-called aesthetics
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Donald Trump wants to make China great again
Technically, the US is still the dominant global superpower. After last week, it sure doesn't feel that way
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Green energy will have the last laugh — because of Trump
The president has unintentionally set off an international scramble for renewable energy due to his war in Iran
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Patel promised to come after the media. So far, it’s only been women
The FBI has investigated multiple women journalists who reported on the bureau's director
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Supreme Court’s voting rights decision could erase Black representation across the ballot
Local elections are where the Callais decision could be felt most
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Teddy Thompson is music’s best-kept secret
A longtime critical darling, the singer-songwriter’s latest album “Never Be the Same” deserves to be widely heard
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Supreme Court overrides abortion pill mail ban — for now
The ruling came after weeks of uncertainty over mail order mifepristone's legal status
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Lower drug prices won’t fix cancer care
As breakthrough drugs offer critical hope to patients, lawmakers should focus on shoring up the social safety net
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The Christian right hijacks America’s 250th
Trump's Rededicate 250 event erases the U.S.'s secular history
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Trump’s Iran war is pushing American farmers to the brink
Skyrocketing costs, unfair markets, and poor policy are pressuring farmers thanks to the ongoing conflict
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“Michael,” Harry Potter and the death of the problematic fave
"Michael" and the Potterverse are booming. Apparently, we're done feeling bad about what that means
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A diminished Trump goes to China — for help
The president, smarting from setbacks in war and tariffs, visits Ji Xinping ready to make deals
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Florida’s new history course whitewashes the founders on slavery
A rival Advanced Placement curriculum is offering a dangerous view of the Constitution and America's founders
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Massie’s primary isn’t really a test of Trump’s power
A Massie victory, Republican strategists say, would speak more to the district than to Trump’s influence
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