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With a “food fight” joke, she came off as the adult in the room.
English-language networks dismissed and belittled a cultural milestone.
Four of the top five candidates in the race will be onstage.
The Supreme Court hands down big rulings on gerrymandering and the census; Brazil’s “tough on crime” president finds himself in the middle of a drug bust.
Reproductive rights advocates say the story shows how pregnant women of color are criminalized.
Ive is leaving after two decades to create his own firm.
House progressives are fuming at Senate Democrats for passing a border aid bill with no accountability standards for the Trump administration.
“We can’t go back in time on Earth to learn lessons about the chemistry that led to life. ... But we can go to Titan.”
How the mayor of South Bend became a surprisingly serious contender in the Democratic primary race.
Ravelry’s ban on Trump support has proven divisive, but it’s already creating broader change.
The quick rise and quicker fall of an app that would’ve made any woman a potential victim.
In Japan, the president will be meeting face to face with global leaders on issues from trade to Iran.
Buttigieg’s response to a police shooting was met with protests.
The country also went two whole weeks without burning coal for electricity.
Several California drivers told Recode they signed messages from Lyft and Ubers asking politicians to support their job flexibility, without realizing they were campaigning against being classified as employees.