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Sean Duffy’s National Vacation Is Peak MAGA Cringe
A reality TV couple taking a cross-country trip with their kids would be great TV if it didn’t feature the Transportation Secretary selling out his office.
Inside the Global Fight to Keep Polio From Making a Comeback
Inside the global fight to keep polio from making a comeback due to humanitarian funding cuts and vaccine skepticism.
Social Media Dread Is Everywhere. These Authors Turned It Into New Worlds
As social media upends publishing, writers are using their own experiences of internet anxiety to craft powerful novels.
Eric Swalwell’s Home Raided in Federal Sexual Assault Probe
Former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s electronic devices were seized by FBI agents amid a probe into sexual assault allegations.
Boeing Employees Allege Corporate Mandates Threatened Passenger Lives. Now, They Want Justice
Netflix’s documentary ‘Freefall: A Reckoning For Boeing’ features former Boeing employees who say the aerospace company took manufacturing shortcuts.
Lindsey Graham’s Sister on Senate Bid: Cluelessness Is Part of My Appeal
Darline Graham, sister of Lindsey Graham, struggled to answer basic questions during the South Carolina Republican primary debate.
Lindsay Clancy Trial: Jurors Dismissed Early for the Second Day Amid ‘Unforeseen Circumstance’
Lindsay Clancy’s trial hit another delay on Thursday when jurors were released early for the second day, with the reason for the dismissals unclear.
How to Overcome Hopelessness in the Trump Era
In Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times, Skye Perryman of Democracy Forward offers a guide to combating authoritarianism in the Trump era and beyond.
Nothing About Trump and Natalie Harp Is Normal
Jon Ossoff’s comment about Trump aide Natalie Harp led to a firestorm of GOP outrage as Democrats point out the bizarre nature of their relationship.
‘I Lost the Ability to Think’: The Mind-Control Drug Being Used to Rob Unsuspecting Tourists
In Medellín, Colombia, authorities are cracking down on “burundangeras,” women who use a substance called scopolamine to incapacitate foreigners.