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Watchdogs warn of possible Biden “sabotage” by Trump appointees that “burrowed” into career jobs

Members of Trump’s Cabinet urged staffers to “be the resistance” against the Biden administration.

Non-alcoholic drinks finally taste great — here are 12 of our favorites

No "mocktails" here

"Black Is King" continues Beyoncé's immortalizing of the Black American experience through art

Like Queen Bey says, this new visual album is "a whole mood" . . . for right now.

Our anti-science leaders are the geocentrists of today

Galileo would have seen a familiar impulse in the politicians who reject scientific predictions on the coronavirus

Thunberg: "When your house is on fire, you don't wait a few more years to start putting it out"

Greta Thunberg tells Europe that aiming for zero carbon emissions by 2050 is not enough to address climate change

Beyond hot dish: A new generation of chefs is defining "New Midwestern" cuisine

Chefs are updating "childhood comforts to incorporate global influences with a good-natured sense of humor"

World War III’s newest battlefield

U.S. troops head for the far north

Why NATO should be obsolete

While claiming to “preserve peace,” NATO has a history of bombing civilians and committing war crimes

Jupiter's moon Europa is teeming with water

Water, water, everywhere — as a vapor — on Jupiter's fourth-largest moon. But is there a (liquid) drop to drink?

Sous vide for the aggressive home cook

Once the tool of choice of 4-star chefs, sous vide is now priced for commoners

Trump thumbs his nose at Congress and the Constitution

His "executive privilege" claims make no sense

Trump interviews with Laura Ingraham, as Macron runs late to D-Day ceremony

UPDATED: Trump tells Ingraham that Robert Mueller "made a fool of himself"

Full throttle toward impeachment: How Democrats can avoid Trump's trap

This is not a moment for dithering or political calculation. Only a frontal assault can bring down Donald Trump

This book helped a bestselling author break out of toxic relationships

The new podcast "Self? Help!" asks bestselling authors about the one book that helped them out in a pivotal time

How to make a difficult situation awful

Why Donald Trump’s Great Wall is viagra for him, but a border disaster

Exclusive: Catalan independence leader Carles Puigdemont on reinventing nationalism in a new century

From exile in Belgium, Catalan president talks about reinventing democracy after "right" and "left" have collapsed

Human rights group calls for investigation of Giuliani, Trump money-laundering scheme

Prosecutors asked to probe Dutch middlemen washing billions in dirty cash for real estate deals in U.S. and Europe

Did we almost solve the "super-wicked problem" of climate change — 30 years ago?

A 66-page New York Times magazine article this weekend floats a radical what-if. It's almost certainly wrong