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He married his partner's adopted daughter. He was accused of sexually abusing his seven-year-old daughter. Yet Woody Allen continued...

Rebecca Brown’s book He Came to Set the Captives Free  is a self-proclaimed exposé  that describes her experiences working with victims...

In a dim room in Fort Meade, Maryland, sometime in the late 1980s, a man known only as “Viewer 001” sat still, a pencil in hand, his eyes...

“I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more, if only they knew they were slaves.” Harriet Tubman spoke not just of...

When we no longer split—when the person we are in the daylight matches the one who wakes up at 3 a.m. and remembers the things we didn’t...

Belief is often treated as the turning point in a survivor’s story—the moment someone finally listens, nods, and says, “I believe you.”...

They used to say “Never Again” like a prayer. Like it was sacred, like it was welded to the bones of civilization. The phrase sat on...

How Trump Tariffed the Heartland to Death By Kelly Watt There was a time not so long ago when a bean saved the American heartland. It...

There is a silence in America that speaks louder than its shouts. It is not the silence of peace, but the stillness after...

The Gilded Collapse of a Hollow King Gold, gold, gold. So much gold it blinds the poor before it feeds them. So much gold it rattles in...

This chaos wasn’t an accident. It wasn’t some bureaucratic oversight, a misunderstood memo, or a tragic misfire of democracy. It wasn’t...

I saw it coming with Bush—though I couldn’t have told you exactly what I was seeing. Just that it felt familiar. Not because I understood...

The Rosary and the Flag: Karoline Leavitt and the Rise of Spiritual Authoritarianism In the shadow of the Capitol dome, a new kind of...

Would it surprise you to know that Woody Allen and Jeffrey Epstein were friends? It shouldn’t. Not if you’ve ever watched Manhattan and...

Dylan Farrow could not unsee what happened to her. The attic light fell like a judgment. She, a child of seven, pressed into corners...

In 1992, a bitter personal and legal battle erupted that would forever change how many people viewed allegations of abuse and the...

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) stands as one of the most glaring examples of how Democrats, even with a majority in Congress, compromised...

She was born in 1970, a latchkey kid in the most literal sense—a key on a string, a silence waiting behind the door. She shared space...

Nabokov’s prose is richly layered and ornamental, but never sloppy. Think of baroque architecture: ornate, complex, but exquisitely...

Just as the LeSabre cruised suburban streets as a symbol of mid-century stability—big, bland, and built to reassure—Bud Light has become...