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Taylor Swift is no longer in her Matty Healy era

By Rebecca Jennings

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The Shakespearean resonance at the heart of the Succession finale

By Constance Grady

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Succession’s roots were in theater. That’s why it was great.

By Alissa Wilkinson

Conservatives think Chick-fil-A is woke now?

By Li Zhou

The Aubrey Plaza ad for Big Dairy that may have violated federal law, explained

By Kenny Torrella

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Ron DeSantis wants voters to know he’s not like Trump

By Nicole Narea

Why we need a Memorial Day for civilian victims of war

By Bryan Walsh

Should we know where our friends are at all times?

By Rebecca Jennings

Is Apple’s weird headset the future?

By Peter Kafka

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What you need to know about the debt ceiling deal

By Vox Staff

The potential fallout from drone attacks in Moscow

By Nicole Narea

The Republican revolt over the debt limit deal, explained

By Li Zhou

Uganda’s extreme anti-LGBTQ legislation, explained

By Ellen Ioanes
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Why fake punches in movies look real

By Edward Vega

One of the world’s most controversial philosophers explains himself

By Dylan Matthews

A big El Niño is looming. Here’s what it means for our weather.

By Umair Irfan

Reality, starring Sydney Sweeney, is unsettling, vital viewing

By Alissa Wilkinson

In defense of flies. Yes, really.

By Benji Jones

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Succession ends exactly how it needed to

By Whizy Kim

How anti-LGBTQ sentiment is affecting Pride

By Ellen Ioanes

What Erdogan’s win means for the West — and the world

By Jen Kirby

Biden and McCarthy’s budget deal to lift the debt ceiling, explained

By Li Zhou and Dylan Matthews

Texas State House votes to impeach Attorney General Ken Paxton

By Nicole Narea

A guide to meditation for people who think they can’t meditate

By Allie Volpe

17 Cannes movies worth watching for

By Alissa Wilkinson