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Among those audiences appears to be the Alito household, which, according to the Times’ report, flew the upside-down flag for ...

Three high-profile women in Congress got into it last night during a meeting of the House Oversight Committee, in what some ...

Allow me to explain my toilet theory of the internet. The premise, while unprovable, is quite simple: At any given moment, a ...

During the early pandemic, the sad desk salad seemed doomed. Workers sitting at a desk at home rather than in the office ...

The death this week of Alice Munro, the beloved and Nobel Prize–winning short-story writer, was an occasion to examine and praise her life as a writer as much as her actual work. Munro was humble, ...

Torres, a linguist at the University of Málaga, in Spain, recalls rapidly discarding his Málaga accent when he moved to ...

These numbers matter—first, because of the dignity of those killed or still living.

Plastic allows farmers to use less water and fertilizer. But at the end of each season, they’re left with a pile of waste.

With the new mega-lounges, airlines and credit cards talk a big game about their culinary acumen, cocktail programs, and spa ...

In the breach between these two narratives lies the future of the Republican Party—whether it has become wholly beholden to ...

In a drawer in the living room of my childhood home, you can find the drumsticks I got in elementary school, the calculator I ...