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I’ve noticed something in the holiday blockbuster that most Americans would have missed.

What Biden did for 37 people on federal death row is in itself momentous. But it’s not enough.

Babygirl isn’t meant to shock you. It’s meant to do something better.

Perhaps things could have turned out very different if this warning had been heeded at the time.

If you’re mad at the weekend’s games, blame the sport—not the bracket.

Mysterious, misunderstood, and wholly underrated, the Concord is as delicious as it is fascinating.

He’s made only four features over more than 50 years, all of them masterpieces.

It’s only fair.

What started as “three tickets to Challengers, please” kept on going.

The YouTube star teams up with Amazon—but he may be in over his head.

The kids hop on-mic to interview each other about what they love.

The story behind the Swedish start-up’s ambitious rise and massive downfall

I'm a little too interested in imagining what happened.

A rising star has almost instantly rendered hip-hop’s previous generation out of date.

In our house, Santa left books all over the couch.

It's saved me money, and given me an easy suggestion for dates.

In 1986, the Civil Rights icon was willing to go negative against his best friend to win a Congressional primary.

She needs a dose of reality.

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The anxiety of influencers.

Fruit and crime: What the Mafia has to do with Italy’s lemon crop, how Mexican cartels control avocados, and more.

The new biopic stars Timothée Chalamet as the musical genius, but it’s less about him than about his effect on others.

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The judge seems like someone to keep an eye on as we head into the second Trump administration.

It’s time to crown this year’s funniest, floppiest, and most unforgettable moments online.