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In his new book, Steven Thrasher lays out his theory of the “phenomenon in which people from marginalized populations amass power not by uplifting people from the communities they come from, but by collectively cracking the of their own.”

Two indie horror movies with YouTube origins, Obsession and Backrooms, crushed big-budget Star Wars and He-Man movies at the box office. But claims that these films represent a revival of cinematic creativity à la the New Hollywood era are overblown.

The Trump administration is urging Americans to eat more "real" food but has cut funding for schools to buy minimally processed foods from local farmers. USDA ended $660 million for Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program (LFS).

The awful billionaire James Dolan’s stranglehold on one of sports’ greatest franchises is holding the New York Knicks back. The solution? Yes, that’s right: public ownership of the Knicks.

Poet Lucille Lang Day confronts the losses suffered by people and animals resulting from the colonization of California by Europeans.

This is a conservative defense of the Western Tradition against its progressive critics, the book a well-researched and engaging – if unmistakably political – narrative history of Western civilization.

Backrooms brings liminal horror to the masses, and with it, a generation looking for a past that might not exist

Companies are now grappling with whether to raise prices at a time when consumers are already reeling from a prolonged period of inflation.

Hulu's continuation of The Handmaid's Tale justifies its existence by the end of season one.

Poet Gene Grabiner celebrates a moment when two giants of revolutionary politics met.