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The board will hear cases on adult nudity, hate speech, and more.

Abuse of the pardon power may increase the federal criminal focus on Trump himself once his presidency ends.

He’s come out before. But this time is different.

She’s literally bursting into tears.

Even libertarians supported the measure.

Also, How To With John Wilson and who should voice audiobooks.

Trump is set to test the legal extent of the president’s pardon power.

He wants us to spend our little free time together, but I’d rather be on my own.

Chloé Zhao and Frances McDormand combine their powers to make a movie you won’t forget.

Parenting advice on unfair discipline, bad words, and college choices.

Gabriel Sterling is a Republican and Georgia’s voting system implementation manager.

The assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist further imperils a complicated relationship.

You can learn a lot about a person based on how they want to be assaulted with rats.

Don’t worry about the mounting outbreaks in either. It’s going great!

There's a good-enough relief proposal with support from some Republicans. Dems should seize it.

Vanderbilt’s Sarah Fuller had an exciting chance on the football field, but let’s hope next time her team can give her a better one.

Neal Katyal’s legal theory on behalf of Nestle and Cargill might be too extreme even for this ultraconservative court.

Everyone looks terrible in this fight.

Janet Yellen is back. That’s good news for the economy.

The most important skill in Among Us is gaslighting.

Too much posting could get in the way of a posting.

These officials have earned praise in the wake of Trump’s ongoing—and ultimately futile—effort to overturn the 2020 election.

Ernest Cline's sequel is just as vacant and nostalgia-drenched as Ready Player One, but with a sinister twist.

It could cripple even the most basic government functions.

He also wants me to call him “Daddy” and do whatever he says.