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Not long ago, it seemed that Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Neil Gorsuch were forming a part-time alliance.

The Thunder is a young team—and it just showed it in the most painful way possible for a millennial.

Much of Iran’s enriched uranium might not have been struck by the massive bunker-busting bombs after all.

The front page of the internet feels less and less human for some users nowadays.

Looking for a way to ruin morale, undermine your own authority, and cause good employees to seek work elsewhere? Look no further!

It’s hard to imagine that a bunch of sweaty gays dancing to Sabrina Carpenter could constitute a “resistance.” Then again, we’ve done it bef...

The author’s new comic novel is almost a memoir of her life in Vermont. But not quite.

I don’t want to raise any gossip.

We can't just abandon our kids to lounge at the pool.

She won't take a hint.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

The Pentagon claims that the intervention was not about “regime change.”

Plus: a movie date, an Ami date, and a first girlfriend.

In Florida, on the country’s most dangerous roads, I had a 9,500-pound revelation.

I'm not sure if I should tell him or just be happy with what I have.

Here are the biggest unanswered questions.

It has not been easy to be a fan of The Gilded Age.

This situation is breaking my heart.

If you’re taking a domestic flight, chances are the government knows exactly when and where it will be.

Take a quick break with our daily 5x5 grid.

I accidentally called one girl by another girl's name. Chaos ensued.

She showed her true colors, and they’re ugly.

Topping used to make me feel disgusted and dysphoric. Turns out I just wasn’t topping the right kind of guy.

The Waterfront follows a locally powerful family that has fallen on hard times.

“Giving your kids everything” has become “Taking some things away”—for the summer, at least.