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Roberts was the aggressive conservative maximalist. And he created majority opinions in his own image.

He won't listen.

Why state police are showing up at the homes of people who put abortion rights on the ballot in Florida.

They're mounting an investigation. She argues their subpoena is unlawful.

Ryan Routh was considered a “crazy crusader” and a crank by those who knew him in Ukraine.

I'm not trying to steal their inheritance!

English Teacher is now in session on FX.

Millions now want him to miss a big one. He never does.

The Power Broker leaves us ill-equipped to understand or confront the struggles that face the city today.

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Apps are tempting parents to keep an ever-closer eye on college kids. Here’s why you shouldn’t.

Rain was purple. Feet were loose. The reflex was a lonely child, and girls just wanted to have fun: in 1984 cutting-edge sounds became mass-...

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This needs to stop.

This is a job for Nancy Pelosi.

Plus: heavy topics and the epic highs and lows of middle school.

Taylor Swift avoided politics as long as she could—and look what they made her do.

Selena Gomez and Candice Bergen had their claws out.

And there I was, sitting in a London hotel room waiting to talk to Dana Scully about sex.

What she said changes everything.

After just four hours, I started to feel absolutely insane.

It's too much.

I struggled through it with IV fluids and help from family.

How are Butch and Sunny going to come home?

The clown revolution will not be televised.