The “Ted Lasso” problem Ted Lasso can’t see
Although the feel-good show is regaining its stride, there's one yellow card still flashing in the wings
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Our world map is wrong. MAGA likes it that way
Because the US rejects reality, it voted against the UN's Correct the Map plan
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Do no harm? Not these GOP doctor-politicians
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall joins a list of conservative lawmakers who ignore their medical oath
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Post-9/11 hate is taking a new form
The new face of anti-South Asian hate isn't about terrorism
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A journalist coined “the Bible Belt” 100 years ago – it’s been oversimplifying the South ever since
Beneath commonalities, religious life was divided by both race and class
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The Oscars is shaping up for a showdown
Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc, "You Can See Everything," shakes up awards season
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As Hollywood courts influencers, movie critics are getting squeezed out
The entertainment industry used to suck up to critics. Now it's chasing your favorite content creator
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I can’t quit the NFL
Football is hypermasculine and often unwelcoming, but I keep coming back anyway
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Donald Trump’s emotional support convention
The RNC embarrasses itself with a shindig no one else wanted
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Space Force’s new uniforms scream fascist supervillain
The “Starship Troopers”-inspired designs take cinematic nods to Nazis and make them real
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Everyone wants to win working-class voters. But have they realized many are women?
The working class isn't just White men in hard hats anymore. Women candidates may be the ones who can earn votes
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Lonnie Bunch, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, announces retirement
The move comes after the White House labeled Smithsonian leadership radicals
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How to spend a perfect day in Milwaukee
A Milwaukee native shares the restaurants, festivals and easy Wisconsin escapes that made her fall for home again
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The rock critic who changed the way I listen to music
Dave Marsh took rock 'n' roll seriously. So should we
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Costco chicken bake meets weeknight galette
Rotisserie chicken, a Caesar-ish dressing and store-bought pie crust turn a food-court favorite into an easy dinner
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Mariska Hargitay and the quiet death of the award-show roast
The least offensive choice was always going to win this year's Emmys hosting gig
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“GTA VI” leaks draw more scrutiny than Epstein files
The outrage over video game footage leaking online shouldn’t outweigh sex crimes
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What we forget when we remember 9/11
Scholars of collective memory have long argued that that societies do not remember the past simply by preserving it
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“GIVE THEM NIGHTMARES”: Trump unleashes AI robot army
The president flooded Truth Social with dystopian machines warriors, exploding ships and Space Force fantasy memes
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“Chronovisor” makes literacy the key to another world
The stylish library thriller demands engagement for maximum pleasure. There's nothing like it
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5 dead after Amazon cargo plane crashes in Miami
Federal investigators are now xamining why the Boeing 767 overran the runway, struck vehicles and caught fire
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The global appeal of the pastry dog
From Sister Schubert's sausage rolls to $28 pigs in a blanket, we can’t stop reinventing dogs wrapped in dough
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Putin is testing Europe. How far will he go before war?
Germany blames Russia for drone strike in Leipzig. It's a new phase in an overheating cold war
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Trump’s weird war against the states
The president wants the federal government to control elections, deport millions and wage wars — but skip the rest
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Women who remember life before Roe are turning away from Susan Collins
Many women who backed the Republican incumbent for years now point to her role in confirming Brett Kavanaugh
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Measles death undercuts RFK Jr.’s doubts
Kennedy now acknowledges a Pennsylvania infant died from the virus, but the death still isn’t reflected in CDC data
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Trump’s “small potatoes” Iran War keeps escalating
Trump downplays 18 dead US troops and billions spent as US and Iran continue trading attacks and threats at sea
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“Idiocracy” is still a worthless artifact 20 years later
The film's smirking, know-it-all pose was tired when it released. It’s useless now
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Stuffing deserves a life beyond Thanksgiving
Stale bread, sausage, vegetables and stock make an easy, cozy dinner — especially with a fried egg on top
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My library card has saved me $1,330 — and I want more
Chicago Public Library tells patrons exactly what they’ve saved. I’ve become obsessed with running up the amount
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Harry Styles is the antidote to MAGA’s counterfeit masculinity
The pop star's queer takeover of Madison Square Garden offers America a better way of manhood
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Lawmakers added $1 to Texans’ car insurance policies. That money paid for thousands of Flock cameras
The higher fee, meant to combat catalytic converter theft, provided millions to expand Flock's network across Texas
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MAGA has entered its arcade era
The White House launched five familiar looking games, so its users can play deportation, MAHA and build the wall
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At the US Open, tennis itself fights for the attention
The tournament wanted influencers and spectacle. Players and fans are discovering what happens when they get them
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Isaac Mizrahi’s “Unzipped” shows why flawed artists matter
In the 1995 documentary, fashion is a dialogue that John Galliano's scrapped Met Gala never had
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Strip clubs, closet duty and Trump’s former Labor Secretary
A watchdog report paints a damning picture of the Labor Dept. workplace under former Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer
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