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Tuesday’s impeachment hearings were a disaster for Republicans

Even their own witnesses said damaging stuff.

By Zack Beauchamp

Who’s who in the impeachment hearings

Alexander Vindman, Jennifer Williams, Kurt Volker, and Tim Morrison will all testify Tuesday.

By Jen Kirby, Alex Ward, and 1 other

Impeachment, explained

The ultimate guide to the Donald Trump impeachment saga

By Matthew Yglesias and Andrew Prokop

A clever new solar solution to one of the trickiest climate problems

Making high-temperature industrial heat from sunlight.

By David Roberts

Disney says it doesn’t need data to make great shows

Netflix relied heavily on data to make programming decisions. Disney’s been in the business long enough, it doesn’t have to.

By Emily Stewart

“OK boomer” isn’t just about the past. It’s about our apocalyptic future.

It’s not really about age — and it’s more complicated than just memes.

By Aja Romano

Leaked emails show how Stephen Miller used Breitbart as his personal PR firm

Miller used Breitbart in a campaign to discredit Sen. Marco Rubio, and to advance hardline views on immigration.

By Sean Collins

2 jail workers face criminal charges in Jeffrey Epstein case

But some say they’re scapegoats for bigger problems.

By Anna North

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Impeachment TV (Part 2 of 2)

The House impeachment inquiry just had its biggest day yet. Vox’s Andrew Prokop explains how things changed when Republicans called witnesses.

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Vox Sentences: California vs. carmakers

By Hannah Brown

Nunes keeps referring to the impeachment hearing as a “drug deal.” It’s not as clever as he thinks.

By Aaron Rupar

How bad right-wing journalism helped kick off the impeachment saga

By Jane Coaston

One of the Republicans’ witnesses confirmed a quid pro quo on TV

By Alex Ward

The Morning Show’s producers say many of its critics are “Apple haters”

By Shirin Ghaffary

For 20 years, Neopets has taught us how to care for virtual pets — and each other

By Allegra Frank, Karen Turner, and 1 other

Kurt Volker, impeachment witness requested by Republicans, debunks many of their arguments

By Andrew Prokop

Vox Crossword

By Vox Staff

Taylor Swift (and her fans) won a battle in her war against Scooter Braun and Big Machine Label Group

By Alex Abad-Santos
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What to expect from this week’s impeachment hearings

By Andrew Prokop

The Frozen 2 soundtrack: a guide to the best songs

By Aja Romano

Google just got access to millions of medical records. Here are the pros and cons.

By Delia Paunescu

The fight to #ReleaseTheSnyderCut of Justice League (which may not even exist), explained

By Alex Abad-Santos

Cats’ new trailer is here. It’s very Cats.

By Aja Romano

The attacks on Vindman’s military uniform, explained

By Terry Nguyen and Alex Ward

House Republicans are still fixated on the whistleblower

By Li Zhou

What to expect at the fifth Democratic debate

By Li Zhou

The GOP counsel’s xenophobic attack on Vindman’s patriotism

By Zack Beauchamp

“It’s Lieutenant Colonel Vindman”: Nunes’s effort to out whistleblower is met with an epic clap-back

By Aaron Rupar
Movies were short. Why’d it change?
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Why movies went from 15 minutes to 2 hours

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Why Google Has Your Health Records

Google has partnered with one of America's large hospital networks and gained access to millions of health records. CNBC's Christina Farr explains what it's doing with them.

Elise Stefanik’s impeachment moment

By Li Zhou

Watch Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman’s powerful opening statement in the impeachment hearings

By Jen Kirby

The Trump lawsuit testing the limits of presidential immunity, explained

By Ian Millhiser

Chick-fil-A has long had a reputation for anti-LGBTQ donations. Now the company says that will stop.

By Gaby Del Valle

Trump’s latest impeachment defense is fabricating Pelosi quotes

By Aaron Rupar

The Trump administration will start sending migrants back to Guatemala under a new rule

By Nicole Narea

The best $2,000 I ever spent: many, many rounds of bingo

By Rachel Kramer Bussel

Why Vice’s new CEO thinks Vice’s former, ousted CEO doesn’t get enough credit

By Theodore Schleifer

Sports Illustrated’s new bosses defend why they bought a brand and not a company

By Rani Molla

Facebook still isn’t clear about why it won’t take down false political ads

By Emily Stewart

Vox Sentences: Vap ban’s up in smoke

By Hannah Brown

HBO Max wants to be the next cable bundle instead of the next Netflix

By Jason Del Rey

New investigation suggests Republicans took ambassadorial pay-to-play to new levels

By Aaron Rupar

Mike Pompeo’s big announcement about Israeli settlements, briefly explained

By Zack Beauchamp

A pivot from tech to empowerment at bra startup ThirdLove

By Zoe Schiffer

Impeachment hearings schedule: next witnesses in Democrats’ inquiry

By Andrew Prokop

The weekend in startling impeachment news, explained

By Alex Ward

The best-case and worst-case scenarios for Trump’s health care price transparency rule

By Dylan Scott

David Bazan talks about his music and watching Christianity be “co-opted by authoritarianism”

By Alissa Wilkinson

Did Rand Paul betray libertarians?

By Jane Coaston