Pro-Trump “love me” ads paid for by taxpayers
The controversial ads have invited bipartisan criticism. The White House said it was “educational" and "patriotic"
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The Monkees was our first boy band
Hey hey, Boomers and Gen X after-school TV kids: this one's for you
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How to celebrate Dolly Parton Day with a Southern feast
A Southern spread honoring the Queen of Country, with recipes tied to her life and legacy
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Years before his CNN and Politico ban, Trump yanked my press pass
Before this week, only Jim Acosta and I knew what this felt like. It's nice to see some solidarity at last
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Clavicular’s charges shows the real danger of MAGA manhood
Long before his arrest for rape, the looksmaxxing star built a brand based on contempt for women
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The private equity backlash could start at the drive-thru
The places Americans once loved for being cheap are a lesson in what buyouts do
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How the Smithsonian became the latest front in Trump’s culture war
Trump plans to install anti-woke warning signs outside the history museum
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Trump folds as White house press returns
A judge Trump appointed said he didn’t follow due process in the ban
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You can buy Julia Child’s house — but not her kitchen
Her longtime Cambridge home is on the market for $6.475 million, with plenty of Child history still inside
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A homecoming for “A Different World”
Netflix's anticipated revival prioritizes Black joy at a time when HBCUs and other universities have been targeted
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Donald Trump abdicates as leader of the free world
The president's UN address showed he has ceded that position to Canada's Mark Carney
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After Democrats beat Trump in the midterms, here’s how they finish him
A Democratic majority will have the tools to stop the Trump agenda — but it must use them
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Trump TV is the end of an era for the “king of ratings”
Trump's bid to go around the press shows he's lost his once-reliable touch with the media
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Russia‑Ukraine war is accelerating the dangerous race toward fully autonomous drones
I worry that the battlefield incentives to deploy more autonomous drones will completely push aside human targeting
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Trump admin spars with Iran at UN meeting
Global war is a major focus at the General Assembly this week
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We got the original “Resident Evil” films all wrong
Zach Cregger's reboot might surprise, but it can't thrill like its outrageous predecessors
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Is iced coffee really unprofessional at a job interview?
The drink is trivial. The unwritten rules around professionalism are not
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Wanting the best school for your kid doesn’t make you a hypocrite
Nikole Hannah-Jones' controversial essay asks if you can fight for a better world while accepting the one you have
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Natalie Harp isn’t a joke — she is Trump’s dangerous enabler
The aide’s constant flattery makes the president’s narcissism worse
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Israel and Ireland wage a soccer war
It should have been a minor, even friendly sporting event. Now it's an international incident
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The FBI anti-corruption squad was circling Susan Collins — Until Trump got in the way
The FBI sought to launch a pay-to-play investigation examining interactions between Collins and a top donor
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Launch of “Trump TV” draws comparisons to North Korean media
After banning several outlets from the White House, Trump launched his own news network. It's mostly reruns
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Tom Morello wants to make dangerous rock ‘n’ roll again
On his new album, Morello urges listeners to fight for what they believe
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Don’t meal prep. Make yourself one nice thing
Like a cozy tomato-cheddar strata that practically makes itself
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Chris Hayes says GOP’s domination of Texas is coming back to bite them
MS NOW host explains how turning Texas into a lab for "right-wing state policy" ultimately backfired
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Democrats need a bold 2028 ticket: Ro Khanna and AOC should run
The party can't afford to play it safe. These members of Congress offer a new vision
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When presidents ban journalists, the First Amendment is not the only constitutional right at stake
Trump’s ban is almost certainly unconstitutional — but there’s more than one constitutional right involved
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Paramount takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery fueled by foreign cash: report
Critics called the merger a "bad deal for the future of film, entertainment, independent journalism and democracy"
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“NAZA” could be the tipping point in the public perception of Gaza
As Gaza support builds, the film presents testimony Israel can't easily deny
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Trump didn’t break the press. They did that to themselves
CNN, Politico and MS NOW are banned from the White House — and it took years of division to get here
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James Talarico’s campaign could do lasting damage to the GOP
The Texas Democratic nominee for Senate is teaching evangelical voters that Christians can be liberal
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The Epstein reckoning hits the campaign trail
In key races from Arizona to North Carolina, Democrats are hammering Republicans for their votes on Epstein files
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Trump’s arch now comes with snipers
The president says his monument will also become a military complex. Several claims to do so just don’t add up
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Trump thinks AI needs its own “Force” now
The president promises an AI czar while Republicans grapple with growing concern over data centers at home
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Pete Hegseth declares war — on his own troops
The defense secretary's crusade is inflicting damage unlike any in history
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How jarred pasta sauce became a luxury pantry essential
Ragu once needed doctoring. Today's premium jars promise great sauce with little effort
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