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Where he’s going isn’t where we’ve been.
Our Favorite Advice of 2024 Carvell Wallace and Courtney E. Martin
Carvell and Courtney look back at another year full of conundrums.
Chaz Ebert on Loss, Intuition and Her ‘Cougar’ Group Chat Anna Sale
“You know, my mother was a psychic.”
Despite Eight Super Bowl Rings, Bill Belichick Still Has Much to Prove at the College Level. Alex Kirshner, Ben Lindbergh, and Lindsay Gibbs
The aging legend could summon big bucks, but can he produce the wins for the Tar Heels?
Texas Abortion Lawsuit Against New York Doctor Kicks Off a New Legal Civil War Mary Ziegler
Ken Paxton may have just opened a legal Pandora’s box, but it’s part of much broader plans we should expect to see unfold in the new year.
The Only Way To Interpret ABC’s Trump Defamation Settlement Norman L. Eisen
It’s obedience in advance, plain and simple.
Climate-Change Disaster Planning Is Falling Woefully Short in One Huge Area Priyanka Shetty
More than 6,500 prisons, jails, and immigration detention centers are vulnerable to environmental disasters nationwide.
This Year’s Holiday Air Travel Might Be … Good? No, That Can’t Be Right. Nitish Pahwa
Winter storms, understaffed airports, and record-breaking passengers. What could go wrong?
How an Old-School New York Times Columnist Became Social Media’s Most Unlikely Star Luke Winkie
You’ve never heard takes on history or politics like his before. That’s a good thing.
The North Carolina GOP’s Latest Ploy to Steal a State Supreme Court Seat Billy Corriher
After almost two weeks of vote counting, Democratic Justice Allison Riggs won her election to the North Carolina Supreme Court by just 734 votes.