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A dazed feeling, somewhere between nausea and numbness, washed over me Wednesday afternoon. It conjured up the way I felt after the deaths o...

America’s two-hundred-year streak of peacefully transferring power came to an end on Wednesday after President Donald Trump incited thousand...

“For one day, on January 6th, you, Vice President Pence, will be the most powerful man on earth…On that day, you and you alone will have the...

Trump solicited the march to the Capitol. He would be with them, he said. Instead he abandoned his cult within minutes: The presidential mot...

Democrats are about to enjoy the most power they’ve had in years. A president has just been elected with a huge popular mandate. The House a...

The apparent Democratic Senate sweep in Georgia is a fitting coda to the destructive narcissism and strutting authoritarianism of the Donald...

In the bewildering, seemingly interminable period between the conclusion of voting in the 2020 election and the networks’ declaration that J...

When Donald Trump leaves the White House on January 20, 2021, he will be known, among other dishonors, for having executed more federal pris...

Tom Cotton has been one of Donald Trump’s most loyal and consistent supporters. He has defended Trump repeatedly, even when the president in...

You know who had a weirdly great 2020? “Oysters,” Rachel Dean told me. Oysters grew fatter and faster than expected last year, and diners fr...

As Donald Trump’s time in the White House comes to an end, some creative folks have already begun to imagine his presidential library. A Flo...

When Trump won the 2016 presidential election, an editor I worked with asked me: What did I think as a Muslim American? The question trouble...

What are we going to do about what’s happening in Congress today? If we’re honest with ourselves, most of us will do nothing. There are, gra...

The highly contentious and wildly expensive Prop 22 is already doing what it was designed to do, and Californians are seeing the grim realit...

On Sunday, the New York Times published a piece profiling a handful of recent college grads, all outfitted with varying forms of geology or...

One hundred and forty-five years ago, the United States was locked in a constitutional crisis. Bloodshed and intimidation against black vote...

Every day, a Twitter account run by Kevin Roose, a technology reporter for The New York Times, posts a list of the top 10 sources of...

On Monday, with a rollout full of social media fanfare and a declaration of intent on the New York Times opinion page, the workers of Alphab...

For 48 hours in the lead up to Georgia’s general election, Malika Redmond, director of a grassroots voter engagement group, was working with...

“All I want to do is this,” Donald Trump told Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger during a rambling, lie- and conspiracy-infested...

Millions of usable Covid-19 vaccine doses in the United States could expire by the end of January before being administered. Roughly 10 perc...

Tommy, who retired at 51, built savings using a combination of “automatic payroll deductions, compounding interest, reinvested dividends, st...

I studied to be a painter in college and had what I now know is a pretty common experience. My fellow students and I produced dumpster loads...

What will the Covid-19 pandemic look like from the future? Perhaps the exceptional imagery will be most lasting: personless cityscapes, prot...

With vaccinations underway and the Biden administration about to assume power, attention will soon return to an assessment of the true damag...