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Archives for April 2019
An old-school politician in a #MeToo world.
The subpoenas haven’t yet been issued, though. Here’s what comes next.
A Wonderful Stroke of Luck is Beattie’s first novel in 8 years.
Lesley McSpadden lost her race for the Ferguson City Council on Tuesday night.
From the glimpses we see of Phoenix in the trailer, he’s pretty scary in the role.
Workplace conduct standards are no longer just about illegal behavior, but also what makes others uncomfortable.
“If you touch me, and I have not given you permission to touch me, that’s not a small thing.”
A new study suggests that expanding Medicaid helped get more West Virginians into addiction treatment.
Progressive Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is taking a stand against House Democrats’ policy protecting sitting members.
Potentially around the same time that the term “fried rice syndrome” entered the lexicon.
It became the largest US city ever to do so.
Chicago holds a history-making election; tensions escalate between China and Taiwan.
A thrilling, blood-curdling allegory about a self-destructing America.
Lots of people think Us’s Jason is a Tether. He probably isn’t.
Trump mistakenly said his father is from Germany, urged Congress “to get rid of judges,” and struggled with the word “origins.”