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Dave Eggers’ debut made us all lose our minds. Now we’ve mostly forgotten it. Maybe we shouldn’t have.

Why a YouTuber is threatening legal action against a celebrity culture subreddit and how this may affect your favorite Reddit pages.

The hosts discuss I’m Still Here, Trump’s disruptions at the NEA and the Kennedy Center, and an exclusive interview with Oscars CEO Bill Kra...

Jerry Lewis made one of the first Hollywood movies about the Holocaust. It’s been locked away for 50 years. What went wrong?

The congressional majority has a priority. It would be really bad for their constituents.

I don't know how I could possibly do better.

Lots of people get this procedure. It doesn’t always go as planned.

The Baldwins covers the Rust shooting trial, Hilaria’s Spanish accent, and family togetherness.

American news is wedded to one narrative.

The ceasefire stopped the war. But every night is still mortifying here.

It's bound to cause a scandal.

I feel like I'm living with a stranger.

The president and defense secretary are forcing an impossible loyalty test.

The man, the myth, the college student.

Talking to your parents about cyber fraud is awkward. It’s also critically important. Here’s how to break the ice.

It kind of takes away the dead woman's body at the center of a true crime story. It’s about what happened next.

The trial of Spain’s soccer boss exposed a far deeper problem.

It won't scar them for life.

Foreign-language propaganda is thriving. Democrats are struggling to fight it.

Even this far-right court should reject the radical arguments presented here.

OMB director Russell Vought isn’t as flashy as Musk. But it’s his vision of destroying the federal government that’s being put into effect.

When the government does it, it’s real censorship.

In playing these mind games, Musk is ignoring the rules of the game that the rest of the country has at least tried to follow.

She needs to stop.

Plus: the Beatles, the lists, and scheduling emails.