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Can Sri Lanka dig itself out of a $50 billion debt?

By Natasha Ishak

Oklahoma just passed its own 6-week abortion ban. Here’s what this one does.

By Nicole Narea

The Vox Book Club is going back to Fortress of Solitude, one of the best novels of the 2000s

By Constance Grady

The Offer is a TV show about how great movies are

By Alissa Wilkinson

The long-shot campaign to get big banks out of fossil fuels

By Rebecca Leber

The winners and losers of Apple’s anti-tracking feature

By Sara Morrison

The 3 pandemic metrics that could tell us what’s next

By Dylan Scott

Trump waded into the Ohio GOP Senate primary. But it’s not all about him.

By Natalie Jennings

Can the expanded child tax credit come back from the dead?

By Rachel M. Cohen

Why it’s now illegal for some voters with disabilities to cast a ballot

By Fabiola Cineas

Ron DeSantis is following a trail blazed by a Hungarian authoritarian

By Zack Beauchamp

Revisiting the Christian fantasy novels that shaped decades of conservative hysteria

By Aja Romano, Alissa Wilkinson and 1 more

An expert on why wars start, and how to prevent them

By Dylan Matthews

Time is running out for Biden’s EPA to act on climate

By Rebecca Leber

Where the guaranteed income movement is going next

By Sigal Samuel

Where forests disappeared last year, in one chart

By Benji Jones

Why popularism is good — to a point

By Kelsey Piper

How to use Apple’s new repair program

By Rebecca Heilweil

One-fifth of all crocodiles, snakes, and other reptiles are threatened with extinction

By Benji Jones

7 ocean mysteries scientists haven’t solved yet

By Brian Resnick

One Good Thing: The cartoon dog who taught me how to be a dad

By Bryan Walsh

Selling Sunset is fantastical, absurdist office drama

By Alex Abad-Santos

Biden’s support among Gen Z and millennials is collapsing. Why?

By Christian Paz

The Supreme Court seems fed up with a Trump judge who sabotaged Biden

By Ian Millhiser

Even Elon Musk doesn’t know what he means by free speech

By Shirin Ghaffary

A day in the life of a professional Twitter flirt

By Rebecca Jennings

The author of Station Eleven wrote a new pandemic novel

By Constance Grady

One Good Thing: The Two Fat Ladies proved pleasure was for every body

By Keren Landman

Why Republicans are favored to win the Senate — and how Democrats could stop them

By Andrew Prokop

Elon Musk is buying Twitter. Now what?

By Peter Kafka