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A GOP insider on the Republicans who knew Trump was dangerous — and went MAGA anyway
A conversation with ex-GOP operative Tim Miller about how Trumpism swallowed the Republican Party whole.
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The Supreme Court is likely to weaken, but not destroy, the ban on racial gerrymandering
Alabama hoped to destroy a key prong of the Voting Rights Act. It’s probably going to walk away with a smaller victory.
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Angelina Jolie alleges Brad Pitt physically abused her and their children
A new court filing alleges physical violence against his children for the first time.
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Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter again, spam bots and all
The world’s richest man has a $44 billion change of heart. (Maybe.)
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Every movie right now, from Amsterdam to Glass Onion, stars a million A-listers
On the Endgamification of everything.
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This year’s physics Nobel Prize went to pioneers in quantum tech. Here’s how their work could change the world.
A brief guide to the weird and revolutionary world of quantum computers.
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Cheating scandals hit different right now
Cheating hasn’t changed. But post Me Too, our reactions have.
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What comes next in Ukraine’s fight against Russia
The underdog made a comeback. But these three questions will determine the future of the war.
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Puerto Rico’s power crisis
Days after Ian, most Floridians now have their power back. Weeks after Fiona, more than 100,000 Puerto Rican households and businesses are still coping with blackouts and an outdated grid. The Washington Post’s Arelis Hernández explains.
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