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She's been on my mind for months. Then I saw them together.

No generation has been this afraid to take risks in love.

You can stay in the loop without checking in constantly.

Stephanie Gorton explores the prudish side of the women’s rights movement in The Icon & The Idealist

Dune: Prophecy lacks the spice.

I want to do what's best for her.

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Last one off Twitter, turn out the lights.

They're great—but they've taken over.

On-screen depictions of masculinity have changed over time.

I was worried about my daughter becoming a device addict—but I might have been the biggest one of all.

But why’d it have to happen like this?

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When Rivals isn’t focusing on sex, it’s delivering a spot-on depiction of class in the U.K.

The law of tech bros is about to be the law of the land.

Stephanie Gorton’s new book, The Icon & the Idealist digs into the history of two women who shaped reproductive rights in the 20th century

Dazed’s Laura Pitcher on the daily users of ChatGPT who confided in the chatbot as their friend, life organizer, and sometimes, therapist.

The Queen of Soul didn’t just want to be worshiped—she wanted hits—when she pivoted away from pop toward gritty R&B and soul-stirring gospel...

His administration is filling up with friends of the country’s extreme right wing.

In the aftermath of Roe’s reversal, these laws are being put to different uses.

A closure would really trigger the libs. But it might limit Trump’s agenda, too.

If you think these Republicans are going to stand up to Donald Trump, you have not been paying attention.

Is this a good idea?