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It is a bit strange to refer to the relationship between a soccer player and the club that pays him more than £150 million a year as “romant...

In theyear since the murder of George Floyd by a white police officer, and the massprotests that followed, Confederate monuments have come...

This spring, when Libby Gonzales arrived in Austin, Texas, with her mother, Rachel, and her little sister, Cecilia, she was already...

For the better part of President Joe Biden’s first year in office, there’s been talk of an FDR-size presidency and a “hot vax” summer. Now w...

The budget reconciliation bill, which Democrats intend to use to cover the elements of President Joe Biden’s agenda that are not included in...

“Hot vax summer” never quite materialized. For parents, like me, and other caregivers with vulnerable family members, it wasn’t clear what e...

The data that underpins the case for getting the Covid-19 vaccines is as irrefutable as it is remarkable: People who have gotten the shot ar...

Congress votes from time to time on whether or not to collapse the American economy. So far, lawmakers haven’t actually voted in favor of ec...

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced that Michigan would “open to full capacity” on June 22, when the state rescinded mask mandates and restr...

One night in 2003, engineers J.B. Straubel and Gene Berdichevsky stayed up late talking about the untapped potential of lithium-ion batterie...

Liberals, said Richard Trumka, his lip curling. They’re killing us. That was about ten years ago. We were standing in the conference room of...

We’re hearing a lot about chaos these days. Joe Bidenclaimed late last month that abolishing the filibuster would cause “chaos”—“nothingat...

On September 5, 2016, two months before the Electoral College victory of Donald Trump, an essay published under the pseudonym “Publius Deciu...

It’s not a good sign for the president when he admits that he’s about to lose in the courts. It’s even worse when what he’s doing is all tha...

In describing their interactions with Andrew Cuomo, many of the women quoted in the report released this week by New York Attorney General L...

Schoolhouse Rock didn’t prepare us for this. There is no cute song to simplify the long and complicated slog to passage for the bill formerl...

The 2,072-page text of the bipartisan infrastructure bill was released late Sunday night. From a climate perspective, it’s peanuts. The $1.2...

When NFL quarterback Dak Prescott doesn’t feel well, the whole world knows about it. The Dallas Cowboys, like all pro football teams, regula...

There is a scene in Moneyball that recounts the old way of evaluating baseball players. A rabble of aging scouts sit in a boardroom tossing...

Senate debatecontinues this week on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. The proposedlegislation marks the first in a series of policy acti...

On a balmy, overcast Tuesday in Washington, protesters and lawmakers gathered on either end of the Capitol to urge Congress and the White Ho...

For much of 2020, Andrew Cuomo pitched himself as the greatest crisis manager in American politics. His Covid-19 press conferences set the t...

“The war has changed.” That was the message from a recent internal CDC study about the Delta variant, the Covid-19 strain that’s currently d...

Some of the richest people on earth landed a blow against some of the poorest, in ostensibly deep blue Los Angeles last week, as Mayor Eric...

Asset management firms have their fingers in a lot of pies. BlackRock, the world’s largest, has several alumni in the White House. BlackRock...