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Like much of what Trump touches, the fight over Alina Habba mingles authoritarianism with goonish incompetence.
Debris removal after Hurricane Helene did more damage to the environment than the storm itself in some parts of the state, scientists claim.
Officials and pilots are discouraging speculation. The preliminary investigation, however, is stark.
Find your next read and explore the big ideas around literature and publishing with the 2025 Summer Book Club.
If the president loses this case, he will go to the Supreme Court to bail him out again.
The House is heading for the door early to avoid an Epstein vote.
This isn’t the first time that the Trump administration has tried to cut SNAP benefits.
What budget cuts mean for wildlife, climate monitoring — and surviving peak tourism.
Senate Republicans are taking an enormous risk with the federal bench right now.
Did the stalwart host finally become too dangerous for late-night?
Fighting in Syria exposes a US-Israel rift.
The Black civil rights movement’s greatest legal achievement is now on a Republican Supreme Court’s chopping block.
Viral debate videos have become inescapable online.
How the beach read became so much more than escapism.
Climate facts are inconvenient — so Trump is making them disappear.