Can you be ‘more MAGA’ than Trump?
Plus: Weigh-in at the border
Plus: Weigh-in at the border
Despite what the Duchess of Sussex tells us, not everyone has access to fresh produce from a farmer’s market
RFK has a whopper of a task
‘Trump, a seventy-eight-year-old with a history of heart disease and obesity…’
Each episode offers a painful illustration of the consequences of extreme food addiction glorified today by activists
It’s not right versus left: it’s Dunkin’ versus Krispy Kreme, battling for the soul of the country
Twisted incentives are fueling the obesity crisis. These campaigners want to fix that
Measuring body fat percentages now also involves calculating the ‘historical harm’ of medical methods
New guidelines suggest medication and surgery are good solutions — that’s crazy
…and that’s a good thing
Being a ‘fat activist’ is a thing now
In twilight America, the deadly sin of gluttony has vanished
We watch too much porn and too much sports — and it’s weakening us
From the pioneers of the bun to the cheek of Earl Butz
19, 21, 25…and now 6/10
Would generations of Americans weaned on high-fructose corn syrup be able to march much further than the fridge?
Sofie Hagen is a young Danish comic I admire. I didn’t see her most recent show, Dead Baby Frog, but I saw her win the best newcomer award at Edinburgh in 2015 and I was happy for her. I liked her sweet face and her fury. The audience treated her as a benign oddity. Because Sofie is fat. I say this with no judgment, for I am fat myself, but I am not as upset about it as she is. I make no attempt to spin my fat into a matter for universal sympathy and something to be admired. It is, as the adult self says, what it is. Even