“President Curtis” is a “Rick and Morty” spinoff to believe in
Keith David's man of action won't make America great again, but he just might save it from itself
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Yes, you can cook your lettuce — and it’s delicious
Wary of eating cold salads right now? Try a warm lettuce dish instead
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Trump at WHCD: “The show must go on” — then “ripping” into the press
Three months after the shooting, Trump's solemn opening gave way to expected attacks on the media, political rivals
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How Holden Caulfield became a performative male
Gen Z has context about "The Catcher in the Rye" that earlier generations lacked — but even less empathy
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Andrew Tate’s arrest causes trouble for Trump’s youngest son
The manosphere influencer has lost the president's support — but he could pose a threat to Barron
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Big cannabis has cozied up to the GOP
The hemp, marijuana and alcohol industries are all vying for the president’s attention
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Lestat’s debut album is no mere TV soundtrack
Daniel Hart and Sam Reid turn a fictional band into a compelling musical achievement
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“Remake” will shift your perspective on grief
In his magnificent documentary, Ross McElwee evaluates the role of his films in the life and death of his son
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“The Man Will Burn” accidentally shows why people despise Burning Man
Instead of clearing up misconceptions about the annual desert bacchanalia, HBO's docuseries confirms them
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Donald Trump has stopped caring about the midterms
But the Democrats — and the rest of us — still hope to make them count
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Trump is still soaking up GOP campaign cash. What will he do with it?
The president's $400 million war chest looms over the GOP’s midterm efforts
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Millionaires could dominate Texas’ crop of new Congress members
A Texas Tribune analysis found Texas' incoming U.S. House delegation stands to get wealthier
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Netflix is turning your brain to mush
In reports to shareholders, Ted Sarandos disclosed that the shows you're watching may already be modified by AI
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H Mart’s new cookbook begins in the grocery aisle
Written by H Mart president Stacey Kwon, the book pairs 75 Korean recipes with ingredient guides and family stories
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How owning books became everybody’s business
The number of books you have, and the way you shelve them, invites judgment
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Is 5 cups of coffee a day too much?
The American Heart Association’s latest guidance says multiple cups are OK a day, but there are a few caveats
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Republicans want a Smithsonian that skips history’s hard parts
A face-off between a Smithsonian official and congressional Republicans revealed the battle over America's meaning
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The FBI’s refusal to investigate ICE makes it a co-conspirator
The bureau's refusal to investigate cases involving federal immigration officers makes it a partner in cover-up
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MAGA’s social safety net assault could turn away older voters
As Republicans slash healthcare, older Americans are pushing back
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As Iran war escalates, U.S. is fighting from a weakened position
From weapon stockpiles to diplomatic options, the U.S. is operating from a place that has few levers left
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Trump’s antifa terrorism threat does not exist
The Trump administration made up a group to spread fear and conspiracy theories
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Musk: I’ll use AI to make “historically accurate” version of “The Odyssey”
The world's richest man wants his high-powered chatbot to make movies in Homeric Greek
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House rejects one anti-trans amendment, passes two others
Four Republicans break ranks, join Democrats in rejecting NDAA amendment barring trans service members
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Fox News snubs Trump’s election fantasy after learning expensive lesson
The network keeps sidestepping the president's primetime attempts to relitigate the 2020 election
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One box of chicken stock, one week of hearty meals
From creamy macaroni to garlicky sautéed greens, here's what you can make with a 32-ounce box of chicken stock
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“Obsession” hasn’t earned classic status
A true cinematic classic must meet its moment in unexpected ways. Curry Barker's smash hit merely winks at it
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Can Andy Burnham save Britain? Wait, what would that even mean?
Ever since Brexit, the UK has been on a downward economic and political slide. Can improved vibes really fix that?
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“Princess Mononoke” is a warning we didn’t heed
Hayao Miyazaki's gorgeous epic is also his most humanist
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The “Odyssey” casting furor obscures a deeper history
Christopher Nolan's film reveals the fight over cultural ownership of ancient Greece
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Featuring Trump on US coins and bills would put America in rare company
Putting living politicians on currency is uncommon but not unheard of
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Cold blueberry soup for hot summer days
Roast blueberries with honey and thyme, then blend them with yogurt and buttermilk for a chilled citrusy soup
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L7’s Jennifer Finch was fast, fierce and fearless
Finch leaves behind a towering influence on rock music and activism
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The real reason conservatives hate Nolan’s “Odyssey”
Christopher Nolan’s adaptation centers on emotions they aren’t allowed to feel
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“The Vampire Lestat” is a study in nature versus nurture
Lestat may be a bitter star, but his brutal love is the meteor above it
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The humiliation of Tom Homan
After cultivating an image of absolute authority, Donald Trump's border czar was exposed as just another lackey
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Nothing helps MAGA like Washington snobbery
Sally Quinn, the self-appointed spokesperson of Washington society, exemplifies the elitism repelling both parties
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