But Jan. 6–related civil suits against the former president can go ahead.
Even Justice Amy Coney Barrett sounded put off by a far-reach attack on the rights of homeless people.
Are Jews under siege on campus? “I think that's honestly ridiculous,” a prominent Jewish student said.
The former president seemed to completely ignore the prosecution's opening arguments.
The lawyer who helped broker the Stormy Daniels payment understood something important.
WNBA pay is only part of the problem.
Jeff Yass' bets on DJT stock—and against one of the members of the Squad—are not looking so hot.
This isn’t limiting the number of abortions. It’s just making the process worse.
History should also judge the House speaker for what he failed to do six months ago.
I want to scream at them!
She wants me to grovel.
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The latest struggle is between a federal law meant to keep patients safe and a state effort to outlaw abortion in all but the rarest circumstances.
The pressure at the school has been building for months.
“The chaos is its own damage.”
I can't get off without doing like 17 loads of laundry.
I know what air travel needs to bring back, and it’s not more legroom.
Author David Sanger’s book New Cold Wars explores the role the Middle East plays in the three-nation struggle of the United States, Russia, and China.
It’s $25, and it has pockets.
I was in a very low place.
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The Jinx Part Two is just an ad for the supposed greatness of part one.
The artist behind “WAP” and Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” talks sexifying the Poppy Girls, getting the Tin Man’s back into it, and channeling Black joy.
Desperate for honest feedback, they’re sending out spreadsheets and questionnaires that probe their biggest flaws.