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Do I just need to get over it?

Her future may be a little less glamorous.

Also, Saturday Night Live and societal collapse.

12 million Americans could be vaccinated by the end of the year.

Expert advice on the dos and don’ts of workplace gift-giving.

We need the right to repair the things we own.

This one stings.

He called last night from a hotel to tell me that he hates our children but still loves me.

When Trump got wind of the refusal to certify he declared it “a beautiful thing.”

This year, I’m saying “ho ho ho” from behind an acrylic sheet.

This year, large gatherings—and the feasts that go with them—can’t happen safely. But the meal can still be delicious.

Parenting advice on child care division, curse words, and being “that single friend.”

Will Biden’s team regard the 2009 Recovery Act as a blueprint or a cautionary tale?

And how is podcaster Jad Abumrad involved?

After a campaign full of racist dog whistles, the election is now going to a recount.

Trump bungled much of the pandemic response, but Operation Warp Speed wasn’t one.

We must pray that it happens lest all those terrible games be for naught.

It might look familiar.

There’s a specific pain to realizing that the norms broken over the past four years won’t be restored.

An unlikely mix of quarantining senators and a returning vice president–elect stopped Judy Shelton.

The Rise of Skywalker's scattershot storytelling gives birth to a world of possibilities.

He had no strategy except to undo what Obama did. It didn’t work out very well.

Texas’ government is preventing its cities from protecting themselves—with devastating consequences.

It saves lives from opioid overdoses, but it can be tricky to access.

There’s still time to get some of the worst people in the world one last round of federal paychecks.