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Castor and Schoen may have made it more embarrassing for Republicans to stick with Trump, but that won't stop them.

The week of Clubhouse gave us a brief glimpse of what an internet with unfiltered Chinese voices might look like.

Hundreds of people avoided illness because a plant operator was paying attention. Next time we might not be so lucky.

House managers present an almost unwatchably brutal video of the Trump mob attack.

The president has almost unlimited power to wage war. He can’t wait for someone else to take it away from him.

The brief is riddled with errors and misrepresentations.

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We can’t prevent every computer compromise, but we can monitor some of the key places where computer commands are translated into physical c...

If the Senate doesn’t vote to convict—and it likely won’t—this affair will serve as more proof that our supposedly representative system is...

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Members of the military got vaccinated too—but they didn’t have a choice.

Patricia Lockwood's heroine lives in the slipstream—until a crisis pushes her into the real world.

Parenting advice on bullying, fatherhood, and abuse.

She was already making us feel uncomfortable, but this act was the final straw.

The court had ruled the case amounted to double jeopardy.

Elizabeth Knox on writing about revenge, exploring other worlds, and her close encounter with Peter Jackson.

In the 1800s, they helped lay the groundwork for the anti-vaccine movement.

With Balto’s help, New York City embarked on the first modern vaccine drive.

It didn't stop American parents from embracing the vaccine.

The distance between the public and the public’s elected representatives is becoming existentially large.

Netflix’s Katherine Heigl hit never lets you forget when you are.

“I'm extremely fortunate that I found co-directors who definitely can shoot really empathic, amazing footage on the front line.”

Space Sweepers is already zooming up the American charts.

Trying to force DeJoy out could lead to constitutional chaos.

The trial hasn’t even started, but it is considered a foregone conclusion that the Senate will vote to acquit Trump.