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How do you restore stability to a country where presidents usually go from the palace to prison?

The German juggernaut has been very good for years. But not like this.

As support for the low-tech games ends, a eulogy for how they once supported me.

Ideally without having to do an actual job involving formally delineated responsibility and accountability and stuff like that.

The case for federalism.

The numbers were bad and could get worse heading into December, given weather and pandemic conditions.

Crisp cookies, expertly crafted brownies, beautiful Bundts, and more.

Step one: Stay away from the political black hole of Section 230 reform.

Trump has sent 498 fundraising pitches since Nov. 3, more than any month of the actual campaign.

Another Round star Mads Mikkelsen and director Thomas Vinterberg on putting together the movie’s big finale.

She could end up on the streets otherwise.

Test your knowledge of this week’s big stories.

When classes move online, hackers see an opportunity.

A country’s “myth of invincibility” comes to a tragic end.

These will keep everyone entertained this holiday season.

A discussion about the struggle of making money as a creative during the pandemic.

Your year-in-review numbers tell you nothing, but they tell Spotify a lot.

Getting the vaccine everywhere involves a few hacks.

Analyzing the senator’s questionable stock trades.

The delivery giant has been overwhelmed with packages due to a pandemic-fueled shift to online shopping.

“Life Goes On” broke the language barrier—but there are still other obstacles holding them back.

The tabloid built its business on some of the same wild tactics it used to catch its biggest scoops. What went wrong?

Churches and bike shops are not the same, COVID-wise.

Indoor air pollution is of particular concern during this pandemic.

Politicians and public health experts need to change the way they talk about immunization.