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Archives for April 2019
Four women — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Cori Bush, Paula Jean Swearengin, and Amy Vilela — challenge the Democratic establishment.
How Matthew McConaughey bounced back from the “Oscar curse.”
Democrats aren’t sure if they want to go there.
The president’s legal argument is that Congress does not have an unlimited right to investigate the executive branch.
The Supreme Court will hear big cases on LGBTQ rights — after an LGBTQ ally left the Court.
It took 11 years of Marvel movie-making to get here.
The voice of some of the most stunning nature documentaries ever made is pessimistic about the future of wildlife on earth.
Warren doesn’t just want tuition-free college. She also wants to cancel millions of Americans’ student debt.
A chat with Paul Hawken about his ambitious effort to “map, measure, and model” global warming solutions.
We continue to shape life on Earth, and threaten our survival, in unexpected ways.
It’s a reflection of a broader shift in who unionizes, and why.
Posters are harder to come by in a time with hardly any record stores or malls or print magazines, but teenagers — and teenagers-at-heart — still need a way to turn their rooms into shrines.
Winners: Brienne! Chiaroscuro lighting! The audience! Losers: Whatever that Sansa and Dany scene was.
The episode’s musical Easter egg, “Jenny’s Song,” could be foreshadowing the end of Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen.
In “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” Bran Stark’s line, “the things we do for love,” was a savage Jaime Lannister callback.