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Clarence Thomas’s long fight against fair and democratic elections

By Ian Millhiser

What Biden is really saying in his new budget

By Li Zhou

You can’t save the Oscars by making them sponcon

By Alissa Wilkinson

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It’s not too late for new Covid-19 drugs to change the pandemic

The new, easy-to-take antivirals are now on pharmacy shelves. This is who they stand to help the most.

By Katherine Harmon Courage

Season 2 of Bridgerton is better for everyone — except fans of the book

By Aja Romano

America’s inflation problem is weirdly hard to fix

By Emily Stewart

Two actors — and one major corporation — that broke boundaries at the 2022 Oscars

By Emily St. James

A night of chaos: 4 winners and 2 losers from the 2022 Oscars

By Aja Romano, Alex Abad-Santos, and 2 more

How CODA managed to pull out a Best Picture win

By Alissa Wilkinson

Could Putin face punishment as a war criminal?

By Natasha Ishak

The best $0 I ever spent: Watching someone else shop

By Adam Chandler

Teachers across the country are demanding better pay and support

By Natasha Ishak

Europe can lead the way through an energy crisis without more fossil fuels

By Rebecca Leber

Animal welfare in wartime

By Kenny Torrella

The Supreme Court rules that Joe Biden is commander-in-chief. Three justices dissent.

By Ian Millhiser

The real Ginni Thomas revelation

By Andrew Prokop

Why well-qualified medical school graduates can’t get jobs — despite doctor shortages

By Keren Landman
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How Stalin starved Ukraine

By Ranjani Chakraborty

NATO was in crisis. Putin’s war made it even more powerful.

By Jonathan Guyer

There should be more movies like The Lost City, even if it isn’t perfect

By Alex Abad-Santos

Gene editing could upend the future of factory farming — for better or worse

By Kenny Torrella

The Oscar-nominated Denzel Washington movie everybody forgot

By Emily St. James

How Hong Kong’s pandemic success story turned into a nightmare

By Umair Irfan

The return of Hunter Biden’s laptop

By Andrew Prokop

How to forgive someone who isn’t sorry

Some people will never admit wrongdoing. It’s still possible for you to move forward.

By Rachel Wilkerson Miller