April 12, 2022 Archive April 2022
Earth's oceans are teeming with mysterious viruses, new study finds
Economist Robert Reich: Despite growing wages, workers are still "being shafted" by corporate greed
Distraught over orders to investigate trans kids’ families, Texas child welfare workers resign
As other countries rebound, falling US life expectancy shows failures of COVID response
COVID's pre-existing condition: Pandemic has been devastating for the poor
Young White House aide was go-between from Giuliani to Trump during coup campaign
Pimps of war: Neocons who fueled 20 years of carnage in the Middle East are back for more
Russian invasion of Ukraine threatens the future of the International Space Station
“The coup attempt is ongoing”: Ex-Trump lawyer John Eastman still trying to overturn 2020 election
Marsha Blackburn mocked on Twitter for claiming "Tennesseans want a wall on our southern border"
Break out of your lunch rut with Ina Garten's ultimate tuna melt
"Unprecedented and dangerous": Florida GOP gives up power to draw new district maps to Ron DeSantis
Oklahoma Republicans ram through most restrictive abortion ban in the nation
NY political scandals keep coming as Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin arrested on federal bribery charges
Cancel culture strikes again: Lee, Cruz want to punish Yale students for protesting Christian group
Republicans follow Putin's playbook: Target LGBTQ rights first
New emails reveal Trump allies’ effort to get DHS to conduct “forensic” probe of voting machines
Tucker Carlson brags that he "skipped" getting the COVID vaccine
Naomi Watts survives "Infinite Storm," a harrowing mountain-climbing tale based on a true story
Alice Walker's "Gathering Blossoms Under Fire" and the rare gift of Black women's published journals
What's the difference between pastrami and corned beef? We asked Katz's deli
The ubiquity of at-home testing could make the next COVID-19 wave "invisible"
GOP-controlled House impeaches Republican attorney general of South Dakota
"The View" host calls out co-host: “You were part of the administration that politicized the virus"
Writer Nava Atlas reflects on the (vegan) return of her cult-classic "Vegetariana" cookbook
Move aside, brisket! 8 seder-ready Passover chicken recipes
Scott Galloway on big tech, doctor's offices and why "free college is a dumb idea"
Omelets are hard to master and more lessons learned from "The Julia Child Challenge"
J.K. Rowling organizes boozy TERF lunch amidst protest and march for transgender rights