Casually labeling too many as racist, sexist bigots-sometimes for good reason, other times not so much-had something to do with Trump's election in the first place.
And then donate to the magazine that lets you do stuff like that!
A controversy highlights the need to get the USDA out of organic food altogether. (Even a major newspaper thinks so!)
Food historian Rachel Laudan on why we never add truffles to our turkeys.
Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard in a retro wartime romance.
Will the rest of America eventually converge with the coasts?
The United Nations' public health agency achieves consensus through mass detentions and media censorship.
Free association should not be for powerful liberals only.
Should we expect a scaling back of regulations or even repeals?
Says the country and world are racist so people need to stop focusing on it.
Eddie Redmayne in a return to Potter World, or someplace sort of like it.
Their stories are stereotypical and repetitive in ways we've all heard a million times, all our lives-and mostly not from sexual offenders.
How did sites like Breitbart and Red State get included?
The famed rapper and activist promises to care for cash.
Calling for the social media outlet to censor things, even completely made up stories, can end up in bad places.
Hate crimes against persons decreased in 2015 over the previous year. Anti-black, Jewish, and gay-male sentiment was most common.
New book Biting the Hands that Feed Us says too many dumb laws get in the way of a sustainable, freer, better food system.
"Food Freedom" advocate Baylen Linnekin says fewer, smarter laws would make our food system more sustainable.
Please stop spreading unsubstantiated stories of Trump-induced terror.
Lack of ideological diversity left campuses unprepared to cope with reality.
Condoms-in-porn measure pits adult-film industry and public-health groups against public hysteria and a would-be porn czar
Prosecutor: 'I don't write the laws, I enforce them.'
And one of many go-to references for pundits trying to explain Trump
What A Face in the Crowd and Meet John Doe tell us about populism, pop culture, and fear.
As the presidential race drags into the home stretch, food issues don't even rate as a blip on the polls.
Tired of prestige dramas? These two guilty pleasures have you covered.
Benedict Cumberbatch pumps new life into the ever-expanding Marvel universe.
A 26-year veteran of the department, William Whitley's record reveals 28 complaints against him, going back to 1991.
Lawsuit settlement over city's unwarranted snooping of Muslims temporarily rejected.
USDA's diet guidelines are a mess because the information it uses is suspect.
The 'Foreign Agent' author flirts with a "Salman Rushdie moment," doubles down on his #NeverTrump, #NeverHillary stance, and explains how America has "cancer."
Friday A/V Club: One of the most sublime rock documentaries ever made
Tom Hanks returns to Dan Brown land, and Iggy and the Stooges rage again.
British 23-year-old Nicholas Crawshaw is subject to a civil "Sex Risk Order" after cops weren't content to let his trials-by-jury stand.
Sex workers and their customers made up 72 percent of arrests in this "underage human trafficking" operation. Human traffickers? One percent.
Not a justification for campus censorship
Sorry kids, life "doesn't get better" after high school, says best-selling novelist. You just get better at navigating it.
Drake did not agree to Trump's advances said lawyer Gloria Allred on Saturday.
As an ongoing lawsuit makes clear, the regulations are a joke. How do we fix them?
Copyright claims as censorship.
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