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The pettiness of the Trump administration is apparently limitless.

The new movie is part Freaky Friday, part Friday the 13th—and part Jack Black in Jumanji.

The sliver of professionalism is now a revolutionary act in today’s Republican Party.

It’s a heady blend of nostalgia, the thrill of opening a new pack, and a cryptocurrency investment opportunity.

And other reading and writing questions, answered.

The name appeared in a relative’s obituary, of all places.

Ann Selzer isn’t one to brag, but she did get this year's election right.

Regardless of Trump’s attempts, the serious people doing their jobs will save the country.

Also, Garner’s Quotations, and how the Trump administration will be remembered in American Studies classes.

Let’s assume it’s legal. (It’s not.)

They'll still need to keep MAGA supporters happy after the Georgia Senate runoffs.

However ridiculous, it’s still outrageous.

It’s the statehouses, stupid.

It’s not about the physical space; it’s about the people who work there.

Xi and Putin make sense. But what’s Mexico’s López Obrador thinking?

The other ones don't get to be in charge!

Right now, Parler looks a lot like the reality President Trump is trying to conjure up.

How can I make things go back to the way they were?

Authors Kim Stanley Robinson and Malka Older discuss how storytelling can help us govern for the future.

They casually talk about sexual abuse, and they don’t know that it’s happened to me.

We’ve arrived at the cash-for-fraud stage of the race.

They’re beautiful, affordable, and make each sip taste better.

Parenting advice on grandparent visits, autism concerns, and parenting style clashes.

Gerrymandering is about to get a whole lot worse.

"I feel relieved...but I'm also worried. What if Joe Biden doesn’t want to anger middle America?"