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How can I convince him to change his mind?

I think what bothers me the most is how it sounds.

Nichole Perkins, Willa Paskin, and Marissa Martinelli discuss the Netflix smash hit—the good, the bad, and the sexy.

Republicans prepare to choose between offending their base and defending a bigot.

There are a lot of bizarre, self-imposed congressional limits that may delay final passage until March.

The Federal Service Impasses Panel played a key role in Trump’s assault on federal unions.

The party’s “no enemies to the right” strategy could destroy it from within.

He led Amazon's cloud business, defended selling facial recognition to police, and really likes the Dave Matthews Band.

I don't think this is unreasonable.

The impeachment defense is as brazen as anything Donald Trump has done.

The trading app didn’t betray its users. They weren’t its true customers in the first place.

The protest movement around the imprisoned dissident is a new and potent force in Russia politics. But the president's grip on power is stil...

Yes, I’m talking to [you].

How to build back better, but better.

It’s a vanishingly small price to pay, but House Republicans would prefer no price at all.

Theaters may be closed, but celebrity sighting is forever.

Cas Anvar's alleged sexual misconduct forced a major departure from the books.

The troubled startup was primed to fail in a pandemic. Here’s how it survived.

Stephen Miller grilled me about caviar. Paul Manafort came in under a fake name. Wilbur Ross always got the cheapest wine (by the glass).

Parenting advice on fan fiction discoveries, playground discipline, and unexpected pregnancies.

Two reports by his own pollsters show why he should have won but didn’t.

All because they have to pass more COVID relief with just 50 votes.

From the “Bart Simpson” defense to the “Really, the election was stolen” defense.

The Amazon founder says he’ll spend more time on four key projects and “other passions.”

A spot for Squarespace, directed by La La Land's Damien Chazelle, reimagines Dolly's workplace anthem with terrible results.