Month: November 2024

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Well, that was fast.Last Wednesday, President-Elect Donald Trump shocked even his allies by nominating Representative Matt Gaetz as attorney general....

Of all the promises, from quixotic to horrifying, that Donald Trump has made about the next four years, the one...

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For a few hours, Pete Hegseth’s nomination as secretary of defense was the most horrifying act of Donald Trump’s presidential...

The fad began with a Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest in New York City on a beautiful day last month. Thousands...

My immigrant parents—my father especially—are ardent Christians. As such, my childhood seemed to differ dramatically from the glimpses of American...

File this under something that should have been self-evident: When it came time for the artist known as Cher to...

It’s become one of the most important rites of passage in the book-publication process—more meaningful to some writers than a...