Set against a solid purple background featuring white cursive text that reads "Creep of the Week," singer Dolly Parton stands on the left in a rhinestone-embellished denim outfit, pointing her finger angrily and grimacing at Donald Trump. On the right, Trump stands in a dark navy suit with a red tie, turning toward her with an uncomfortable expression while holding both hands up defensively in a placating gesture.
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Creep of the Week: Dolly affirmed us. Trump centered himself. 

D'Anne Witkowski -
I want to say Dolly Parton was too good for this world, but I don’t think she’d agree with such a statement. But I think it’s...
Set against a solid purple background, this image features a circular emblem on the left paired with prominent white text on the right. The emblem contains a detailed illustration of a wooden log cabin alongside a golden Republican elephant, which bears a small American flag pattern on its side. Below the cabin within the emblem, dark blue text reads "LOG CABIN REPUBLICANS." To the right of the logo, the words "Creep of the Week" are written in large, stylish white cursive script with a subtle drop shadow that makes the text pop off the background.
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Creep of the Week: Log Cabin Republicans 

D'Anne Witkowski -
The Log Cabin Republicans are an absolutely worthless organization. Actually, they’re worse than worthless because they gleefully help to advance the Republican anti-queer agenda. So...
This graphic set against a solid purple background features a thick stack of printed newspapers laid out diagonally. The front page displays The New York Times masthead with a prominent headline reading, "CUTTING YOUR PARENTS OFF ISN'T THE ANSWER," accompanied by a photo of a younger woman and an older woman sitting together over coffee and an photo album. Superimposed over the top-right side of the newspaper stack is large, stylized white cursive text with a soft shadow effect that reads, "Creep of the Week."
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Creep of the Week: New York Times

D'Anne Witkowski -
A recent New York Times opinion piece titled “Cutting Your Parents Off Isn’t the Answer” has resulted in a lot of chatter by people I follow...
This graphic features a portrait of Donald Trump centered against a solid, bright yellow background. He is shown from the chest up, wearing a dark navy suit, a crisp white shirt, and a vibrant red tie, with a characteristically serious and stern expression. At the very top, the words "CREEP OF THE WEEK" are printed in large, bold capital letters—"CREEP" and "WEEK" in black, and "OF THE" in red. The overall design is high-contrast and minimalist, mimicking the style of a recurring magazine feature or an editorial opinion column.
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Creep of the Week: Donald Trump

D'Anne Witkowski -
She’s back, baby!  Rosie O’Donnell is back in the United States after moving to Ireland shortly after Trump was elected for the second stupid time....
A heart shape filled with the Transgender Flag that has cracks on it. The words Creep of the Week are on the right side with a purple background.
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Creep of the Week: The anti-trans mob

D'Anne Witkowski -
When I was in elementary school, my twin sister and I played in a youth soccer league. We were the only girls on an...
This horizontal graphic features a stylized, painterly illustration of Donald Trump dressed as Uncle Sam on the left side, set against a solid purple background. He wears a tall white top hat with a blue, star-studded band and a dark suit jacket with a red bow tie, pointing his right index finger directly at the viewer in a stern, authoritative pose. To his right, the text "Creep of the Week" is centered, with "Creep of" written in a dark purple cursive font and "the Week" in a bold, white script with a soft drop shadow. The overall design uses high-contrast colors and a classic propaganda-style pose to create a biting political commentary.
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Creep of the Week: The U.S.

D'Anne Witkowski -
I recently had a post go viral on Bluesky. As I write this, it has close to 11,000 likes and has been shared nearly...
This is a graphic image with a purple background. The main element is a broken, stylized newspaper titled "BAD NEWS," with headlines like "DISASTER STRIKES" and "COLLAPSE" visible on the torn halves. A cracked circle outline with a black cloud sits behind the newspaper, and orange and white jagged lines radiate outwards, suggesting a negative event or shockwave. Overlaying this is the title "Creep of the Week" in large, three-dimensional white and purple script. The overall mood is dramatic and foreboding.
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Creep of the Week: The false accuser of Pete Buttigieg

D'Anne Witkowski -
When you’re a parent, there are a lot of potential nightmares. When they’re babies, you worry that they will suddenly stop breathing. When they’re...
Nick Petruncio
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Despair will not have the final word

Nick Petruncio -
This is my inaugural issue as editor-in-chief. I am honored and excited to have taken on this position. I started out years ago as...
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Creep of the Week: Certain Democrats

D'Anne Witkowski -
I have always voted for Democrats. This means that for much of my voting life, I’ve been voting for people who did not support...
Pola Galie is one of the organizers of Medford Pride
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How a picnic became Medford’s first Pride celebration

Pola Galie -
It started the way a lot of good ideas do — with four friends playing trivia at a brewery. Our little group didn’t look like...
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