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Russia Implodes After Putin Summons 300,000 to Die for Him

By Allison Quinn, Anna Nemtsova

The mass mobilization announcement from “crazy old man” Vladimir Putin is already sending Russia into chaos.

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Finally Realized How Unpleasant It Is

By Ines Bellina

The relentlessly dark Hulu drama has spent a half-decade torturing its traumatized female cast. In its penultimate season, it tries to atone for all that over-the-top cruelty.

How the Mar-a-Lago Raid May Help the New York AG’s Lawsuit

By Matt Fuller

There's a strange connection to the Mar-a-Lago raid in the New York Attorney General's $250 million lawsuit against Trump.

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The GOP-Loving Company Cashing in on DeSantis Migrant Stunts

By Josh Fiallo

The $615,000 Florida paid to transport 48 migrants to Martha’s Vineyard went to a Florida company with a history of GOP donations.

PA Hit Man Admits to Killing 2 Tow Truck Drivers, 4 Others

By AJ McDougall

Ernest Pressley, who one federal agent called “an obvious menace,” also pleaded guilty to trying to kill a woman whose Rolex watch he had sold in 2018.

The Biggest Fall Movies Are All About ‘Eating the Rich’

By Emma Stefansky

From “Triangle of Sadness” and “The Menu” to “Knives Out” sequel “Glass Onion,” the wealthy were being punished this year at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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How Fiona’s Carnage Compares to Devastating Hurricane Maria

By Pilar Melendez, Justin Rohrlich

More than a million Puerto Ricans remain in the dark after storms that left at least two people dead.

GOP Losers Are Accusing Their Own Party of Election Fraud

By Kelly Weill

They’ve lost elections and recounts. Two months from the general, they’re still accusing their party’s nominees of fraud.

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Queer Kids Are Getting Blasted With Too Much Doom and Gloom

By Danielle Moodie

We need to remind LGBTQ youth that despite the bigotry and marginalization they face, the have a voice, and they’re not alone.

This Black Artist Wants Justice After Hotel Room Invasion

By Helen Holmes

Kahlil Robert Irving does not believe the incident “would have taken place and unfolded in such an aggressive and malicious manner” without racial stereotyping being central to it.

The Surprising Downside of Being a Crypto Hustler

By The Daily Beast

This week’s episode of Fever Dreams takes a look at cryptocurrencies, recent meltdowns, and the hustlers who are falling for the worst kind of scams.

Why Marvel Fans Are Concerned About a New Israeli Superhero

By Asher Elbein

Shira Haas will play Sabra, an Israeli supersoldier, in the upcoming Marvel film “Captain America: New World Order.” The controversial comic book character has some fans worried.

How Mike Lindell Got Boxed In at the Hardee’s Drive-Thru

By The Daily Beast

New Abnormal hosts Molly Jong-Fast and Andy Levy spill the tea on Mike Lindell’s FBI altercation and talk to a former Ukraine press secretary for an update on the war.

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