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The Simple Message That Produced a Democratic Landslide

How Texas Turned Blue

Why Republicans Lost So Big

Repudiation

Donald Trump Is Bad at Politics

What Is It About Jon Ossoff?

Trump Repeats a Centuries-Old Mistake

Six Books You Should Read Twice

Three Tips for Watching the Results Roll In

Things Are Going to Get Ugly

The Democrat Who’s Winning Over Voters in Trump Country

Latinos Are Still Swing Voters

The Voters Sitting This One Out

Israel’s Common Ground

The Election Deniers Are in Retreat

Maybe Donald Trump Doesn’t Want His Party to Win the Midterms

Trump’s Venezuela Project Just Got a Lot More Complicated

Who Thought This Ad Was a Good Idea?

The Anger Election’s Final Twist

Fall Is in the Air, Part II

The States Where Democrats Have the Most to Gain

The Time Is Right for a ‘Great Books’ Revival

The Protect College Sports Act Isn’t Enough

America Can’t Afford an AI Recession

DOJ’s Try-Anything Approach

Can You See What Holds This Painting Together?

The Racism Scam

The Push to Lead the Working Class Without Workers

The Backlash to Corruption Is Going Global

Haley Stevens Is Sending the Wrong Message

Trump Searches for a Fall Guy to Blame for Iran

An SNL Sketch to Make Airlines Feel Ashamed

Inside the Plan to Send 1,000 DOJ Monitors to the Polls

The MAGA Reckoning Arrives

I Thought I’d Left Authoritarianism Behind

Is Radicalism the Answer?

I Was Lucky to Be Alive. But I Missed Being Pretty.

The U.S. Is Bullying Europe Like Never Before

The Questions Adam Hamawy Won’t Answer

A Pro-Russia Strongman at Mar-a-Lago

The Election Lies Are Already Starting on X

How the Midterms Could Test Trump

The ‘Cuteservative’ in Chief

Foie Gras Is Tearing D.C. Apart

The Rise of the Tallboy Is a Sign of the Times

Why Halloween Isn’t Just for Kids

He Was Hugely Influential. He Also Had a Foolish Streak.

What the Economy Is Sacrificing to AI

The Bursting of the Tel Aviv Bubble

Trump Has Pushed Some Texas Republicans Too Far