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A lot of dark shows were too much to take this year, but not this one.

This is your last chance to stream Dallas Buyers Club, When Calls the Heart, digital fireplaces, and more.

Parenting advice on hot toy hoarding, unexpected nephews, and big city moves.

Lockdown has made things better than ever. So what happens when it’s over?

FEMA often requires disaster victims to present home titles to access disaster aid, even though technically the law doesn’t require it.

Mayor Anne Hidalgo’s hires ran afoul of rules intended to correct the gender imbalance.

An interview with Ward Sutton, creator of the Sickos Guy.

This sounds really stupid. Here’s the thing: It’s incredibly stupid.

Palm Beach residents aren’t having it.

How will Ted Lasso play when we don’t need it so badly?

The presidential musings and Scottish brogue that got Laura Miller through this tumultuous year.

And it’s when the woman finally leaves that things tend to get violent.

I really miss it.

Conspiracy theorists have found a new platform for their alternative reality.

Jeffrey Toobin didn't get fired because his employers expect personal celibacy.

Russia’s latest hack is a very big deal.

The sequel has a swoony romance, a nostalgic tone, and a villain who’s basically Donald Trump.

They fill up ... too ... slowly ...

After Timnit Gebru submitted a paper that Google didn’t approve of, her time at the company was over. What really happened while she was the...

Senate Republicans, after a month of condoning corrosive mayhem, are finally recognizing reality.

“We've heard nothing from the attorney general, the president, nothing from these law-and-order governors and mayors.”

Twitch now has clearer guidelines on harassment via emotes.

The FX series showed the power of representation, and its limits.

There's still more than five weeks of this stuff to go!

Employees have accused the women-centric company of gender and racial bias.