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Money talks. And $417 a day says we don’t yet care enough to prevent what happened to Simmons from continuing to happen in every state in th...

We’ve come a long way from the Bernie/Hillary divide of 2016.

The NBA and Olympic champion coach is a subtly effective surrogate for Democrats.

A morning in the Bronx with Ian Frazier.

Physicians to the famous owe something to their patients.

The president’s valedictory wasn’t meant to be one.

He dumps them on us at every family gathering.

I’m tired of alienating people with my go-to response.

The speech offers a framework for Harris and Walz to keep the momentum going.

Nashville is throwing open its doors for Post Malone. I wonder why it didn’t do the same for Beyoncé.

Then they acted like nothing happened.

Her new memoir tries to hide her knives. But they’re in there.

Nothing unites people like food in the office. But what happens when your co-workers take a special interest in what you’re eating?

I feel like I'm stuck in a horror movie.

I'm not sure I can honor this wish...

I’m still a good dad, and—I don’t want to!

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