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The Tennessee Expulsions Are Just the Beginning

Red states are trying to make their own rules.

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Money May Buy Happiness. But Not as Much as You Think.

One study found that quadrupling a person’s income had an effect on well-being roughly equal to the mood boost of a weekend.

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Yes, Trump Could Get Convicted and Still Become President Again

Unless—perhaps—Special Counsel Jack Smith indicts him for his role in the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the Capitol.

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The Court Is Likely to Reject the Independent State Legislature Theory

And that offers hope for American democracy

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Nutrition Science’s Most Preposterous Result

Studies show a mysterious health benefit to ice cream. Scientists don’t want to talk about it.

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The Dangerous Rise of ‘Front-Yard Politics’

Many public crusaders are private reactionaries.

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The Not-So-Secret Key to Emotional Balance

Crying can help you keep your feelings in check. It’s also inextricably bound up in spirituality.

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The Film That Understands What a Creative Life Really Looks Like

Showing Up is an ode to the difficulties, and rewards, of making art.

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A California Superbloom

Recent colorful images from several locations across Southern California

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An Institution That’s Been Broken for 200 Years

Two new books argue that America urgently needs to reimagine its child-welfare system.

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Elon Musk’s Free-Speech Charade Is Over

Now that the mogul has swung Twitter to the right, conservatives no longer believe that social-media policies violate the First Amendment.

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Everything About the Ukraine Leak Is Incredibly Weird

Secrets were “sitting in a … Discord server for a month, and nobody noticed.”

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Conservation Tends to Ignore the Most Common Type of Life

The field frets about endangered polar bears and tigers. Why not also bacteria?

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Supply-Side Progressivism Has a Fatal Flaw

Advocates of the market-based approach seem to have misunderstood the nature of their political coalition.

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Making True Threats Is a Crime

But what counts as true?

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The Problem America Cannot Fix

The public supports many sensible gun measures, but flaws in our democracy make us unable to adopt them.

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It’s Okay to Like Good Art by Bad People

Art transcends the artist.

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Meet the World’s Least Ambitious AI

Martin is designed to fail at its only task—a reminder that AI doesn’t actually need humanlike smarts to be useful.

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The Spiritual Emptiness of Achievement

Adam Gopnik extols the virtues of mastery over ephemeral accomplishments as he learns how to make bread, box, dance, and drive.

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Welcome to Wedding Sprawl

Proposal parties. Extended bachelor and bachelorette weekends. Multiple honeymoons. Modern marriage celebrations can feel endless.

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Clarence Thomas’s Billionaire Friend Is No Nazi

He has a signed copy of Mein Kampf. That doesn’t mean he admires Hitler.

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Why California Can’t Catch a Break

After years of drought, much of the state is in a climate lull. But it won’t last.

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How Shoppers Got Tricked By Vegan Leather

Pleather has a new name.

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The Real Hero of Ted Lasso

Nate Shelley’s descent into villainy has been jarring and a little bit heartbreaking. It’s also an apt rejoinder to the show’s fantasies.

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The Moms Who Breastfeed Without Being Pregnant

Hormones and pumping are allowing some parents to induce lactation—and rewrite the rules of caring for a baby.

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