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Donald Trump’s dinner with white supremacist Nick Fuentes was much more than a gaffe

Trump’s long history of enabling white supremacy, explained.

One secret to cheap travel? Pet sitting.

It can be an affordable, unique way to see the world one cat, dog, or goat at a time.

What makes China’s wave of protests different this time

It’s not Tiananmen, but Xi Jinping faces his first China-wide protests.

A rogue Trump judge has thrown the Supreme Court in disarray

Arguments in United States v. Texas dwelled on whether to upend one of the judiciary’s longstanding procedures in order to neutralize the most reactionary judges.

The surreal true crimes behind Hulu’s Welcome to Chippendales

A pair of real-life murders bookend this series starring Kumail Nanjiani and Murray Bartlett.

Kari Lake’s lonely and deeply absurd quest to challenge the Arizona election results

The Republican candidate for governor is still refusing to concede the race that made her a MAGA star.

A potential rail strike has Democrats in an awkward bind

Rail workers are upset they don’t have paid sick days. Congress probably won’t help.

There’s no such thing as a good cold

"Immunity debt" can explain this year’s eye-popping cold and flu season — but it can also be dangerously misinterpreted.