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Is Gordon Sondland still covering for Trump?

When compared to documents and other witness accounts, Sondland’s testimony is full of holes.

By Andrew Prokop

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Her son died after insurers resisted covering drug rehab. Now she’s taking them to court.

How health insurance companies helped make US addiction treatment expensive and ineffective.

By German Lopez

Why did Iran shut off the internet for the entire country? 

And is a restricted intranet next? The Reset podcast investigates.

By Delia Paunescu

Can American nationalism be saved?

A debate with National Review editor Rich Lowry.

By Sean Illing

“Are you sure?” Trump’s Ukraine conspiracy theory was a bit much even for Fox & Friends

Trump pushed a debunked conspiracy mere hours after Fiona Hill described it as Russian disinformation.

By Aaron Rupar

Why Elsa from Frozen is a queer icon — and why Disney won’t embrace that idea

The queen of Arendelle might have been accidentally coded queer in Frozen, but Frozen 2 goes all in. Kinda.

By Emily Todd VanDerWerff

Women are increasingly unhappy. This comic explains why.

The gender gap we’re not talking about.

By Aubrey Hirsch

What’s next in the House impeachment inquiry

A marathon week of impeachment hearings has ended. Here’s what could come next.

By Ella Nilsen

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The Dems Went Down to Georgia

We’re taking a break from impeachment to talk about the fifth Democratic debate and the Buttigieg Bump.

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Hannity’s monologue following end of impeachment hearings illustrated Fox News’ alternate reality

By Aaron Rupar

South Carolina wants to ban lifesaving medical treatments for trans kids

By Anna North

Pulling CO2 out of the air and using it could be a trillion-dollar business

By David Roberts

The 2019 Victoria’s Secret fashion show has been canceled. It was only a matter of time.

By Terry Nguyen

An inspector general reportedly finds that FBI employee altered a document in Russia investigation

By Jen Kirby

Sorry for Your Loss is a must-see TV show. You can only watch it on Facebook.

By Emily Todd VanDerWerff

Impeachment, explained

By Matthew Yglesias and Andrew Prokop

Meet the man adapting your favorite childhood book

By Constance Grady

Vaping is still safer than smoking. That message is getting dangerously muddled.

By Julia Belluz
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How the Washington Post’s TikTok became an unofficial 2020 campaign stop

By Rebecca Jennings

Watching The Report through Muslim eyes

By Maha Hilal

Adults are finding new (and brutal) ways to enjoy Pokémon

By Russ Frushtick

Women suffer needless pain because almost everything is designed for men

By Sigal Samuel

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The Rehab Racket: Investigating the high cost of addiction care

Reporter German Lopez is looking into America’s notoriously opaque addiction treatment industry, which affects thousands of people each year.

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An easy way to make piglet lives better

By Dylan Matthews

Why sunsets are better in the winter

By Brian Resnick

Swing-state senators are hugging close to Trump despite 2019 election losses

By Li Zhou and Ella Nilsen

What it’s like to be a professional twin

By Luke Winkie

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How a beloved clinic for low-income women is fighting to stay alive in the Trump era

Public Health Solutions is one of nearly 900 clinics that lost federal funding this year. Now it’s hanging by a thread.

By Anna North

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Yes, a government can shut down the internet

Iran's government shut down the internet, after widespread protests over the cost of fuel - how is that possible, and what does that mean for its people?

Barack Obama tells Silicon Valley’s leading donors to “chill out” over differences between candidates

By Theodore Schleifer

Vox Sentences: 4 blackouts in 2 months

By Hannah Brown

Why Pete Buttigieg is suddenly surging in the polls

By Lauren Katz

Why a robot pizza startup could be worth $4 billion

By Theodore Schleifer

She was fatally strangled. The media is making it about her sex life.

By Anna North

The 4 main conservative defenses for Trump against impeachment, explained

By Jane Coaston

The key moment from Fiona Hill’s testimony

By Zack Beauchamp

Michael Bloomberg is probably definitely going to run for president

By Emily Stewart

Congress passes bill to avert another government shutdown — for now

By Li Zhou and Ella Nilsen

Why did Trump let the Ukraine aid through?

By Andrew Prokop

There’s more to life than profit

By Ezra Klein

Joker director Todd Phillips says tales of a sequel are greatly exaggerated

By Aja Romano

Tim Cook is just letting Trump lie about Apple

By Emily Stewart

Thursday’s impeachment testimony makes the Burisma-Biden connection undeniable

By Alex Ward

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been indicted on corruption charges

By Zack Beauchamp

The Pete Buttigieg surge, explained

By Ella Nilsen

Airline CEOs to climate activists: You’re right, our industry is a big problem

By Umair Irfan

On Frozen 2 and Disney’s nostalgia problem

By Alissa Wilkinson

Read Fiona Hill’s scathing opening statement in the impeachment hearings

By Aaron Rupar

In the age of online shopping, where do IRL salespeople fit in?

By Terry Nguyen