Some Trump voters are sneaking away
They'll never admit they're wrong, but polling reveals quiet GOP regret
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Conservatives are flipping civil rights principles on their head
For decades, conservatives have worked to rollback the civil and voting rights that Martin Luther King Jr. upheld
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“A Private Life” is Jodie Foster’s moving French masterpiece
Foster's fluency reminds us how much we can learn — and how close we can become — with a second language
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Minneapolis and Tehran: Is this Donald Trump’s downfall?
Trump hopes the Iran protests can save his presidency — while he crushes protest at home. It won't work
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For Trump, Greenland is about legacy — and humiliation
The president has infuriated NATO allies and left Greenland’s foreign minister in tears
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How Trump intends to hijack the midterms
The president is building a system where the outcome is decided before ballots are even counted
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“The Devil Wears Prada” taught us to fear — and crave — the makeover
The film endures because it exposes the makeover as both seductive promise and moral trap
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Iran at the breaking point: What’s next?
War correspondent Scott Anderson on the country's protests, the revolution's legacy and what a deal could mean
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Fox News shrugs at FBI seizure of Washington Post reporter’s property
The conservative network once decried similar searches as press intimidation under Obama
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ICE escalates war on civilian accountability
Critics say federal agents are following a playbook to give themselves an excuse to react violently
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The vital joy of Amy Poehler’s “Good Hang”
The comedy interview podcast has become an award-winning source of bliss. It couldn't have come at a better time
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As Trump rants and threatens, our allies fear the worst
The president and his “den of robbers” are putting American lives and NATO at risk
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How Kristi Noem turned ICE into the Proud Boys
Footage shows the right-wing group’s founder developing the “recruit giant losers” strategy
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Democratic leaders resist call of voters to abolish ICE
As support for abolishing ICE grows among Democratic voters, party leadership continues to argue for reform instead
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Michael Rapaport was the best at being the worst on “The Traitors”
Peacock’s hit reminds us that being a loud trash talker is good TV, but not good gaming
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When protesters become the Other
Renee Good's killing shows how standing with marginalized communities means losing privilege and protection
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Happy Birthday, Wikipedia: We need you now more than ever
Wikipedia has lasted 25 years, and keeps getting better. So of course Elon wants to destroy it
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Trump is something worse than a fascist
We've been using the wrong word to describe the president and his approach to ruling
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White women get in the way of Trump’s war on civil rights
As Trump attempts to implement a white nationalist agenda, liberal white women are fighting back
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Resistance moms will save us
Renee Good's courage shows our single best hope lies with ordinary people
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“It’s going to happen again”: Residents say ICE is treating Minneapolis as a “war zone”
The killing of Renee Good has left a chill across the Twin Cities
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The Golden Globes don’t care about film
The show itself was a mess, but seeing artists champion their work provided rare, vital bright spots
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You deserve better than a slop bowl
Bright grains, spiced chickpeas, fresh greens — a bowl that tastes like someone cared
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ICE’s threat was there from the beginning
"Homeland security" has become the repressive domestic police force we were warned about
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Trump’s hall of mirrors presidency
From Jan. 6 to Venezuela, Trump has created his own reality and it threatens to subsume our own
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Gaza aid groups continue work amid Israel’s ban
If aid groups don't submit detailed lists of their staff members by March, they will be evicted — perhaps violently
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell turns whistleblower against Trump
The Justice Department's legal action against Powell for maintaining Fed independence could backfire on Trump
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MAGA is weirdly thirsty for Barron Trump
The right desperately wants the youngest Trump son to be a sex symbol
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Postmark changes could cause midterm election chaos
A seemingly minor change could have huge ripple effects for rural and military voters
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A no-spend week, starting in the kitchen
How planning meals, stretching ingredients and baking something sweet can make a no-spend week feel generous
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The U.S. models vaccine guidance after Denmark — but forgets the social safety net
The recent move to not recommend some childhood shots has been called "dangerous and unnecessary"
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How to fire up 2026’s hottest House race
Ranked choice voting would help Democrats choose the strongest candidate in the NY-12 primary
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Robyn reframes motherhood and desire
"Sexistential" confronts the idea that new mothers must abandon pleasure and the dance floor
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At 250, Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” still matters
With authoritarianism on the rise, the pamphlet that helped spark the American Revolution remains relevant
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Tony Dokoupil’s viral first week should worry Bari Weiss
The new CBS Evening News host made headlines for all the wrong reasons
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Trump’s Venezuelan oil rush is doomed from the start
One industry expert said Trump's oil dreams are less about economic prudence and more about distracting the public
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