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We're in the thick of comfort food season, which is the perfect time for dishes that'll warm your bones on cool days. Our Good Taste newsletter offers a heaping helping of must-try recipes every single week, and today we're sharing some of our current favorites with this roundup of 10 seriously delicious soups for every kind of craving. No matter what you're in the mood for this weekend, you're guaranteed to find something you'll want to serve up again and again.
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Yesterday's nationwide ground stop was a very unwelcome reminder of how quickly travel plans can unravel. If you’re flying soon, Katie’s go-to travel advisor has advice for navigating disruptions — and keeping your cool when your itinerary goes sideways. |
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Of all the issues facing America these days, one that hits especially close to home for me is the future of science. After losing my husband, sister, and far too many friends to cancer, I've made supporting medical research a personal mission. So watching the Trump administration slash funding, disrupt clinical trials, and undermine our world-class scientific institutions has been heartbreaking and infuriating.
Now that Democrats have won control of Congress, there's finally an opportunity to change course. But how much can they actually accomplish with President Trump still in the White House? My latest Substack essay explores how the midterms gave science a lifeline — and why the hard work is just beginning.
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| Behind the Scenes Melania Trump is gearing up for a new project that promises an intimate look at her life in the White House. Here's what we know.
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| Are You a Good Guest?
From what you shouldn't bring to a dinner party to the etiquette of an overnight visit, an expert explains how to keep your host happy. Read More » |
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| Speaking Out Joe Biden got candid about his cancer, that disastrous 2024 debate, and Trump's White House renovations in a revealing new interview.
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My friend Chloe Melas is getting real about gut health — and she’s not sparing the embarrassing details. The NBC News entertainment correspondent was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), at 25. For 15 years, she kept her illness largely private while building her journalism career. Now she’s opening up in her new book, The Girl’s Guide to Guts, co-written with Judy Batalion, who also has ulcerative colitis.
After we shared an excerpt from the book earlier this week, I asked Chloe about her first symptoms, the biggest lessons from her research, and what she hopes readers will take away from her work.
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