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Why New York Times Co. v. Sullivan could be the next big Supreme Court flip.

Elon Musk was growing up in Pretoria when the Casspir patrolled the townships.

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They look different, but they underscore the same anxieties.

Judges and law firms both struck back this week against Trump. How long will it last?

Which digital protest tactics are working, and which ones risk ending up as just another Instagram black square?

A decade known for revolutionary sounds was a lot cornier than you might think.

Adolescence, a crime drama with so much more to its core, is a must-watch.

I'm not sure what to make of this pairing.

Don’t wear leggings. Do keep your shoes on.

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And now all hell’s broken loose.

Cash Jordan made a name for himself showing off New York apartments. Now his YouTube channel is all crime and conspiracy. What happened?

Actress and comedian Heather McMahan joins guest Prudie Kristen Meinzer.

No one observing the past few months could question that the Trump administration is intent on dismantling DEIA programs and civil rights in...

The website is attacking the users that made it the front page of the internet.

Immigration officials are threatening to prioritize unaccompanied immigrant children for deportation.

Plus: sick days, travel days, and stealing the hair product.

How can I stand up for what I believe in?

I already knew she favored my sister, but this takes the cake.

He’s deadly serious about this.

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In the Trump era, we’re seeing these self-identified libertarians behave unapologetically illiberally.

After an executive was fired for using a racial slur, Netflix encouraged employees to have the kinds of conversations many people avoid.