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Donald Trump’s Inflationary Agenda

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The Election Deniers Are Winning

When Bots Write Comedy, the Joke’s on Us

The Origins of Alcohol as a Muse

Hawaii vs. Citizens United

The Hippocratic Summit

The Atlantic ’s June Cover: Helen Lewis on “The Men Who Don't Want Women to Vote”

America Has Always Had a Gerrymandering Problem. This Is New.

A Very Pretentious Form of Propaganda

How the Environmental Movement Lost Its Power

25 Sensational Books to Read This Summer

The Men Who Want Women to Be Quiet

Sean Duffy Wants You to Take a Road Trip While Gas Prices Skyrocket

Photos: The Global Cost of the Iran War

An Urgent Question for Anyone Who Uses Social Media

Here’s Another Way America Will Choke at the World Cup

What Happens if the U.S. Defaults?

Why Did Bill Cassidy Do It?

The Trump Counterterrorism Strategy Makes America More Vulnerable

The AI Backlash Could Get Very Ugly

The Mystery of the Golden Coffin

The Democrats Can’t Let Go of Racial Preferences

The Final Hours

Kash Patel’s Performative Deflections

The Close, Prolonged Contact Myth

Big Brother Is ReTruthing You

A Profound Mismatch in Modern Medicine

How AI Killed a 133-Year-Old Princeton Tradition

Spencer Pratt and the Temptations of Populism

The Unhappy Hosts of the World Cup

The Secret of Survivor

What Did Jamaica Do to Deserve This?

He’s So Random

The Most Awkward Cameo in The Devil Wears Prada 2

The Assassin’s Delusion

Trump Isn’t Setting Vance or Rubio Up for the Future

Putin’s War Comes Home to Moscow

Send the Frigates

Trump Has Gone From Unpredictable to Unreliable

China Believes America Will Flame Out

What Happens When the Tradwife Dream Goes Wrong?

Rock and Roll Faces the Inevitable

I Remember America Before the Measles Vaccine

Stephen Miller in Retreat

A Dream Movie for Tired Moms Everywhere

Ten Thousand Things Arising

Marty Makary Set the Conditions for His Own Downfall

People Who Don’t Like People Are Making All of Our Decisions

I Have Some Questions for the New Florida U.S. History Curriculum