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How the Gen Z activist and social media maestro is fighting for a pro-choice world — and the chance to be president
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The Missing Piece of the D.B. Cooper Story
Posted in: Culture FeaturesMany saw flight attendant Tina Mucklow as the key to the mysterious skyjacking. But does her story hold the answers?
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The Best Podcasts of 2020
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom those covering urgent social issues to detailed stories of low-stakes mysteries, there were plenty of great new podcasts in 2020
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Inside Miami’s Most Chaotic Year
Posted in: Culture Features'Year of Dangerous Days' author Nicholas Griffin discusses why 1980 was a pivotal year in Florida’s history — and what we can learn in 2020
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7 Podcasts to Stream This November
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom history and true crime one-offs to deep dives into school segregation and UFOs, there are great podcasts to hear this fall
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‘I Have to Pinch Myself’: Sarah Cooper’s Rapid Rise From Trump TikToker to Netflix Star
Posted in: TV FeaturesHow the comedian parlayed viral success imitating the president into a standalone special, ‘Everything’s Fine,’ that tackles the insanity of life in his America
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5 Scary Podcasts to Get You in the Mood for Halloween
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom fictional tales of small-town horror to a real-life scaredy-cat screaming his way through Midsommar, here are five creepy podcasts to binge while you're stuck inside this Halloween
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‘Hyperbole and a Half’ Blogger Allie Brosh Quit the Internet for Six Years. She’s Ready to Talk About It
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn 2014, Brosh had a wildly popular blog, a published book, and a devoted fanbase for her writing and cartoons, often layering humor over topics of mental health. Now, she's filling her readers in on her mysterious hiatus
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Could the CIA Have Planted Hair-Metal Propaganda During the Cold War?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn the new podcast 'Wind of Change,' host Patrick Radden Keefe explores how the CIA used music to change hearts and minds
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Why the Fireworks Conspiracy Theories Are So Damn Believable
Posted in: Culture FeaturesMany are convinced that the government is handing out fireworks to cause chaos — but the truth behind the recent craze might be more complicated
