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I can’t stop making this cabbage
Miso butter, crispy lemon-panko crumbs and one head of cabbage make a weeknight side worth repeating
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View allI can’t stop making this cabbageSalon.com · 2026-10-30 15:07 UTCAfter Trump’s looming midterm loss, how ugly will it get?Salon.com · 2026-10-30 13:00 UTCOhio’s Jon Husted, object of Trump’s leering, is just an empty pair of pantsSalon.com · 2026-10-30 10:45 UTCDemocrats are the unwitting beneficiaries of Trump’s immigration policiesSalon.com · 2026-10-30 10:00 UTCPatrick Stewart, “Star Trek” and “X-Men” star, dies at 86Salon.com · 2026-10-29 22:58 UTC“Public Access Afterworld” is a novel for the terminally onlineSalon.com · 2026-10-29 16:00 UTC
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After Trump’s looming midterm loss, how ugly will it get?
His crowds are shrinking and his influence is fading. He may try anything to cling to power
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Ohio’s Jon Husted, object of Trump’s leering, is just an empty pair of pants
Trump's admiration of the senator's rear end can't distract from the GOP's hollow agenda
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Elvis borrowed from Black artists. Now his songs’ owners are suing AI
Defending the most famous pop culture bandit against AI thievery isn't hypocrisy. It's righteous
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Democrats are the unwitting beneficiaries of Trump’s immigration policies
Trump's heavy-handed tactics have deprived Republicans of a powerful wedge issue
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Patrick Stewart, “Star Trek” and “X-Men” star, dies at 86
The actor’s transformation from British stage veteran to sci-fi icon made him a household name
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“Public Access Afterworld” is a novel for the terminally online
"Camp Miasma" filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun's horror-fiction debut probes the internet's deeper, darker corners
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The GOP’s midterm plan: Make America hate Muslims again
As the midterms slip away, Republicans are relying on anti-Muslim bigotry to turn out their base
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The ICE arrest of a pro-Trump evangelical has MAGA in an uproar
Podcaster Samuel Sey was a vocal supporter of ICE. Then he was detained
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Betrayed, disappointed, hurt — and backing Democrats anyway
Many trans voters said they’re voting for Democrats who don’t fully support them, fearing Republicans will be worse
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Trump admin embraces fleeing Bolsonaro, losing Brazilian presidential candidate
"This act of leaving Brazil is shameful," Brazil's President Lula said
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“You Can See Everything” leads 2026’s documentary revolution
Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes documentary is changing genre perceptions — and history
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Airbnb sold us the comforts of home. Then came the chores
Airbnb's latest cleaning rules reignite an old question: Who handles the housework when a vacation feels like home?
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Trump’s right. Bill Maher is a man without a party — or a point
In his longest social media post ever, the president hit on a kernel of truth about the "Real Time" host
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The Cheesecake Factory aesthetic won’t save MAGA
The president’s love of kitsch once charmed his base. Now it’s finally failing him