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Sarah Sanders is leaving the White House at the end of June

By Li Zhou

The strange politics of over-the-counter birth control, explained

By Anna North

The first trailer for Stephen King’s Doctor Sleep remixes The Shining. It’s scarily effective.

By Aja Romano

Trump’s legally problematic claim that he’d accept “oppo research” from foreign governments, explained

By Andrew Prokop

I’ve talked to dozens of parents about why they don’t vaccinate. Here’s what they told me.

By Jennifer Reich

Why Always Be My Maybe’s Asian American underachiever is groundbreaking

By Jason Shen

The 10 most anticipated books of the summer, according to Goodreads

By Constance Grady

Dan Rather’s single biggest secret for interviewing powerful people

By Emily Todd VanDerWerff

Facebook wants to stay “neutral” on deepfakes. Congress might force it to act.

By Sigal Samuel

Trump, election interference, and hollow nationalism

By Zack Beauchamp

This Austrian company is betting you’ll take a flying drone taxi. Really.

By Alex Ward

Congress’s high-stakes budget fight to avert an economic crisis, explained

By Tara Golshan

Will climate change kill everyone — or just lots and lots of people?

By Kelsey Piper

Recode Daily: Facebook may be facing yet another potential privacy scandal

By Samantha Oltman

House Democrats want to make accepting dirt on campaign opponents from foreign governments a crime

By Ella Nilsen

Joe Biden hasn’t changed his behavior with girls and women. For his base, that might be fine.

By Anna North

Jessica Biel’s dangerous lobbying against a California vaccination bill, explained

By Julia Belluz

Stores like Sephora need a lot more than one hour of diversity training

By Tansy Breshears

Toy Story 4 finds the beauty and joy in saying goodbye

By Alex Abad-Santos

After Jon Stewart’s speech, the House Judiciary Committee unanimously voted to extend the 9/11 fund

By Catherine Kim

How Fox failed the X-Men

By Alex Abad-Santos

What Bernie Sanders’s “democratic socialism” is really about

By Zack Beauchamp

Man accused of burning black Louisiana churches charged with federal hate crimes

By P.R. Lockhart

The race to be the next British prime minister, briefly explained

By Jen Kirby

Andrew Yang is promising to revitalize America. His nonprofit tried, too, but couldn’t.

By Theodore Schleifer

Trump downplays the time he said he’d take help from foreign actors offering dirt on 2020 Dems

By Dylan Scott

Ebola just spread into Uganda. It may soon become an emergency.

By Julia Belluz

The history of the cellphone holster, the most dad accessory of all time

By Rebecca Jennings

Prohibition worked better than you think

America’s anti-alcohol experiment cut down on drinking and drinking-related deaths — and it may have reduced crime and violence overall.

By German Lopez

The case for adding more and more people to the Earth

By Dylan Matthews

The surprising truth about extreme poverty

By Dylan Matthews

New Federal Reserve data shows how the rich have gotten richer

By Matthew Yglesias

Kamala Harris’s plan to provide DREAMers a pathway to citizenship, explained

By Li Zhou

Justice Democrats have a primary challenger for Rep. Henry Cuellar — their top target

By Ella Nilsen

2 oil tankers were damaged in possible attacks in the Gulf of Oman

By Alex Ward
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