Vox Archives Archive
Archives for December 2018


Its Chinese ticket sales have made it the third highest-earning movie in the DC Extended Universe.


They key to getting over someone: trying new things that you couldn’t have done with your ex.


“This is a very short period of time that we are using to get ready for the best years of our lives.”


A government shutdown for the holidays; an election postponed in the Democratic Republic of Congo.


Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is leaving the Trump administration; Trump’s attorney general nominee has some thoughts on Russia.


US troops are leaving Syria; some prisoners get to leave prison.


Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn’s sentencing is postponed; the Trump administration’s bump stock ban is final.


A Green Beret’s murder charges; protests in Hungary.


Wisconsin’s lame-duck session strips the new governor of power; Theresa May comes home from Brussels empty-handed.


The Senate votes to withdraw American support from Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen; the Boy Scouts consider bankruptcy.


At least a little confidence in Theresa May; Michael Cohen gets three years.


Panic about students and “safe spaces” is completely misguided.


Another Trump judicial nominee makes the court; students join France’s Yellow Vest protests.


Theresa May reschedules a critical vote on Brexit; alleged Russian spy Maria Butina has made a plea deal with federal prosecutors.

