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The former White House aide’s memoir is yet another cautionary story of a good girl gone Trump.
Jann Wenner shoots himself in the foot with his own canon
This is my New Year’s wish for you: I wish for restful pauses. Chances to gather yourself. Glimpses of better things.
The midterms were about abortion, and about women tired of having to fight for their own bodies.
The unbearably normal fear of knowing that you can’t keep your kid safe from a uniquely American threat.
She never lost sight of a fact her party could not understand.
In their war on abortion rights, conservatives never saw who the real victims were.
Senators Marsha Blackburn and Ted Cruz missed the point with their questions about gender
The Christmas classic is preoccupied with George Bailey, but Mary is the one living wonderfully.
Don’t tell me that he “snapped.” Or that his family is shocked. Stop finding ways to humanize him. It’s time to talk about the culture that made him.
In pushing a singular narrative in Tuesday’s shootings, we deny Asian women their full personhood.
If asking whether your 20-something aide has ever been with an older man is just a joke, then what’s the punchline?
We shouldn’t act like there’s only one that matters.
America needs more reference points for the voices of powerful women. It added two this week.
With his simplistic response, he shuts down conversations about consent, power imbalances and victim psychology.