On today’s What Next: The Democrats are ready to hold the DOJ’s feet to the Epstein file fire.
Dear Care and Feeding: My wife had something very strange to say about my sister's baby. That's when the food fight began.
The Rio Grande Valley drove Trump's surging success among Latino voters in 2024. Two years later, things look different.
It is something of a relief to see women’s running for office being treated as unremarkable.
Donald Trump loves taking credit for things. He can add Democrats’ 2026 comeback to the list.
On today’s What Next: The trick that isn’t a trick (or is it?!) of “You Can See Everything.”
Trump’s Justice Department is sticking its nose where it absolutely doesn’t belong—and we’ll all suffer for it.
The Trump administration has tried to interfere with the midterms with voter-roll challenges and frivolous lawsuits. They’ve mostly failed, but the playbook has another chapter still to come.
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On today’s What Next TBD: The view from inside A.I.’s bubble.
12-Across: "Should we throw a party? Should we invite Bella ___?" (five letters)
One last look at the polls. Is voter anger over corruption real, or just a proxy for Trump?
This is a Hail Mary by the president. But the threat to the 2026 election is still real.
We are all being strangled, one news cycle at a time.
There might be an unexpected benefit to the shingles vaccine. It was enough for me to go ahead and get it.
Nocturne is no Mare of Easttown, that’s for sure.
I have a theory about why You Can See Everything has been such a massive hit.
She’s a beloved Oscar winner with a major project on the way. She just made a very B-list decision.
For years, I had the type of friend most people are terrified of. Then they killed him.
My husband and I have a sexy new lover. Our friend thinks it's "creepy."
