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A blueprint exists for a more inclusive, successful nation that invests in the well-being of its citizens. We only have to look to the past.
Dumbbells are impossibly expensive right now, thanks in large part to resellers taking advantage of a shortage.
Quibi shows were supposed to be “quick bites.” But the company was supposed to last longer than this.
A “coup” against Trump. Postal workers stealing the election. Welcome to 2020 according to right-wing media.
After job loss and upheaval due to Covid-19, Ken Chester Jr. and Linglong Wei started WorkJustly to combat hiring discrimination.
We need to get the internet to everyone in America. Here’s what it would take to do it.
Gong Li and the intriguing new character deserved better.
Disney films have always resonated with queer and trans audiences. Here are the gayest films in the canon.
Apple and Facebook are fighting again. This time it’s about ads and privacy.
Why Disney’s Mulan is a queer icon.
Along with Tenet’s staggered release, it’s a sign of change.
The new film Howard tells the story of how Little Mermaid lyricist Howard Ashman brought new life to Disney animation.
The Trump-aligned head of US broadcasting is facing a revolt from his staff.
How the Trump administration is betraying financially vulnerable people in the pandemic.
Her newest visual album finds a glorious heritage just beneath the skin.
The company plans to wipe out all of its carbon emissions — and keep going.
Big employers are quietly rolling back pandemic-related perks and benefits.
Critics say recent Vanity Fair and Vogue covers missed the mark, drawing attention to the shortcomings of media representation.
The debate over “cancel culture” is about something real. But it’s not about free speech.
Workers are facing perilous conditions as states reopen. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration could have protected them.
Regular investors are piling into the stock market for the rush. Wall Street titans say they’re making a grave mistake, but it’s not so simple.
Oil and gas companies were already facing structural problems before Covid-19 and are in long-term decline.
The popular log flume attraction will be redesigned around the 2009 film The Princess and the Frog.
Facebook has banned this conspiracy site twice. But its content can still sneak back on.
Bon Appétit failed Sohla El-Waylly, and its implosion exposed the insidious inequality in the industry.
“The video itself is valuable. The sharing of the video, there is a question of whether it causes more harm than good.”
The media has gone through painful periods of change before. But this time is different.
How the news screws up protest coverage, explained by experts.
The surprisingly complex finances of a couple who are choosing not to walk down the aisle.
It cannot remain neutral when those values are under threat from racialized authoritarianism.
Arrests, shootings, and harassment of journalists are features of the George Floyd protests.
The housing market isn’t collapsing.
There’s no evidence that Joe Scarborough was involved in a staffer’s death.
Is it a charity or a business?
Trump’s interview with Judge Jeanine illustrated how Fox News’s coronavirus coverage has gone back off the rails.
Trump wants to change the topic from coronavirus to conspiracy theories. Fox is helping him out.
Recent anti-Trump rallies have been bigger than the anti-lockdown protests. Guess which ones got more media attention?
“I’ll be honest, uh, I have a lot of things going on,” Trump said, trying to explain his lack of coronavirus preparation.
Everything is bad, and yet somehow the stock market is good.